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APPENDIX

TO THE FIRST TWENTY-THREE VOLUMES

OF

EDWARDS'S
BOTANICAL REGISTER:

CONSISTING OF A COMPLETE

ALPHABETICAL AND SYSTEMATICAL INDEX

OF NAMES, SYNONYMES, AND MATTER,

ADJUSTED TO THE PRESENT STATE OF SYSTEMATICAL BOTANY ;

TOGETHER WITH

A SKETCH OF THE VEGETATION

OF THE

SWAN RIVER COLONY.

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By JOHN LINDLEY, Ph. D. F.R.S. anp LS.

PROFESSOR OF BOTANY IN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON,
AND THE ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN,
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Mucu of the value of all works depends upon their
having a good index; if this is true as a general rule, it is
much more so with regard to books of great extent, involving
muititudes of independent facts, and especially in the case
of such a publication as the Botanical Register, of which
twenty-three volumes have appeared without any classified
catalogue of their contents. It is true, that alphabetical lists
of the plants figured in those volumes have been already
published, but one list stopped with the 13th volume, and.
the other applies only to the 10 succeeding ones; they are
moreover merely alphabetical, while a systematical index is
quite as necessary, and they contain no references to the
numerous synonymes ascertained during the progress of the
publication. These considerations have led the editor to
undertake the laborious task of preparing a new and com-
plete index, both classified and alphabetical, of the entire
work, including not merely the names of the plants actually
figured, together with their synonymes, but references to all
the genera and species described only in the notes, and to
such systematical and physiological observations as are to be
found scattered through the pages. In doing this, the
opportunity has been taken of revising the whole of the
nomenclature, and of introducing such changes and cor-
rections as the rapid progress of Systematical Botany has
rendered necessary. The systematical index has thus become
a silent commentary upon the whole 23 volumes, and is an

iv

indispensable adjunct to the work itself; for it will serve to
shew the unlearned how far innovations in nomenclature are
fit to be adopted, and which of the alterations that have from
time to time been actually admitted into the work, appear,
upon deliberate consideration, to deserve perpetuation. The
number of errors requiring correction is not considerable,
but it will be found, by a reference to the index, that they
have been made unsparingly, and without the least regard
to personal considerations.

It has appeared to the Editor desirable to take advantage
of this opportunity, for publishing at once a detailed account
of the vegetation of one of the most interesting of the
British Colonial possessions, from which multitudes of seeds
are now continually arriving, and of which it is absolutely
necessary for the lover of gardens to have some knowledge,
if he would avoid the vexation of buying plants of no value
under high sounding and imposing names. It is probable
that for some years to come, few species deserving culti-
vation, will be received from Swan River, beyond such as
are noticed in this Appendix, which will therefore, it is
hoped, form a useful guide to purchasers in this country,
and enable those who reside in the colony, or who have
friends there, to judge on the one hand what to send home,
and on the other, what to ask their correspondents to
collect.

The utility of such a work to those who wish to become
acquainted with the Botany of the Swan River Colony, for

colonial or mercantile Burris does not require to be
insisted on.

A SKETCH OF THE VEGETATION

SWAN RIVER COLONY.

Tue frequent arrival of seeds from this Colony, the
excellent state in which they are received, and the facility
with which further supplies can be procured, appear to
render some Botanical account of this remarkable country
a desirable appendage to a work which, like the Botanical
Register, forms an original record of new plants introduced,
or worthy of introduction, to our Gardens. A publication
of the more remarkable or beautiful species will tend to pre-
vent double names, which would otherwise be likely to find
their way into collections, in consequence of species being
named by different Botanists independently of each other;
and this is in itself an object, the attainment of which is of
considerable importance. Moreover the purchasers of plants
will often be able, by a reference to this sketch, to ascertain,
by the names under which Swan River plants are offered for
sale, whether particular species are worth possession, either
for the sake of their beauty or singularity.

The only systematical account of the Swan River Flora
which has yet appeared is Baron Hugel’s Enumeration,* but
as nothing has been printed of that valuable work, beyond a
single number, published in 1837, it is to be feared that we
are not likely to see a continuation of it. There are how-
ever several scattered notices of Swan River plants by Dr.
Endlicher,f one of the principal contributors to the Enu-
meration, and occasional descriptions have appeared in the

* Enumeratio plantarum quas in N. Hollandie ora austro-occidentali
ad fluvium Cygnorum et in sinu Regio Georgii collegit Carolus Liber Baro
de Hiigel. Vindob. 1837. 8vo. pp. 83.

+ Novarum stirpium decades, edite a Museo Cesareo Palatino Vindobo-
nensi. Ni. 1-4. Maii, 1839. 8vo.

Stirpium <Australasicarum herbarii Hugeliani Decades tres. Vindob.
Dec. 1838. 4to.

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i APPENDIX.

Botanical Register and Botanical Magazine; some of the
Proteaceee have also been described in Brown’s Supple-
ment.* If to these sources of information we add a short
notice of the vegetation of the country by Dr. Brown,f and
a similar paper by the late Mr. Charles Frazer,{ there is
little further to notice concerning the published accounts of
the Botany of this part of the world.

The materials from which the following sketch has been
drawn up are the foregoing documents, and an herbarium of
about 1000 species, formed by the communications of Mr.
James Drummond, now resident in the Colony, CaptainJames
Mangles, R.N., R. Mangles, Esq., Mr. Toward, Gardener to
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, and N. B.
Ward, Esq. of Wellclose Square, to all whom I beg to express
my thanks for the assistance they have afforded me. Some
information regarding the climate and soil has also been
derived from papers in the Journal of the Geographical
Society, and from a memoir upon Western Australia by Dr.
Milligan, which was published in the Madras Journal for
October 1837.

The Swan River Colony is stationed on the South-west
coast of New Holland, about two degrees nearer the tropic
than Sydney, on the opposite coast, the mouth of the river
being nearly in 32°S. lat., whence it runs gradually in a
north-easterly direction. The Colony itself is situated upon
both sides of the river, and extends as far south as the
Murray in lat. 32°. 33’. According to Dr. Milligan ‘the en-
tire area of the Colony is about 50 miles by 30; but there is
no evidence to shew whether all the plants hereafter to be
noticed were collected within those narrow limits.

The country is described as being usually of the open
forest description, consisting of undulating plains, covered
with a great profusion of plants ; three-fourths of the trees
belonging to the genus Eucalyptus. It is broken by the

* Supplementum primum Prodromi Flore N. Holl. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

+ General View of the Botany of the Vicinity of Swan River ; in Journ.
of R. Geogr. Soc. I. 17. 1832.

It Remarks on the Botany, §c. of the Banks of the Swan River, Isle
of Buache, Baie Géographe and Cape Naturaliste ; in Hooker’s Botanical
Miscellany, I. 221. 1830.

APPENDIX. ill

limestone mountains of the Darling range, which rise about
2000 feet above the sea, and are covered with evergreen
trees.

Dr. Milligan observes, that ‘‘ the soil is of three different
kinds—Ist, sandy—2nd, alluvial—3rd, red loam; the first
is found near the coast, and, though unpromising in appear-
ance, trees, shrubs, and grasses grow on it abundantly, and
with the assistance of manure excellent esculent vegetables
are obtained from it, as the valuable gardens in the farms of
Perth and Freemantle sufficiently testify. The second, or
alluvial, is in extensive flats, and produces admirable crops
of wheat, barley, oats, &c. without any assistance from
manure. The third, or red loam, which is met with on the
high ground on the banks of the rivers, produces the same
crops as the alluvial, but requires the assistance of manure.
There is a great deal of subterraneous moisture, which ap-
pears to be retained by a sub-soil of clay, which is to be met
with at an average depth of five or six feet.”

Mr. Frazer made the same remark as to the abundance
of water near the surface. He says that he was very much
astonished at the beautiful dark-green and vigorous appear-
ance of the trees, considering that the season had been un-
usually dry; but he found the cause to depend upon the
great quantity of springs with which the country abounds.
On penetrating two feet into the earth he found the soil
perfectly moist, and he felt confident that if he had pene-
trated a foot deeper he should have found water.

Concerning the climate, which Mr. Frazer describes as
“the most delightful he ever experienced,’ we have some
good information from Dr. Milligan. The hottest months
are December, January, and February; the greatest heat
observed in four years was 106° Fahr. in January, [831,
and the least was 33° in July of the same year. The mean
of the hottest month was 78°, and of the coldest 54°.84.
Between nine and ten inches of rain fell in July, 1830, and
June, 1833, while in January there was less than an inch;
the summer months being hot and dry, the winter very wet
and comparatively cold; the whole amount of rain that fell
in 1830 was 32.142 inches, and, in 1833, 26.925 inches.

Among the introduced plants we are informed of the
following facts. Along the banks of the rivers may be seen
fields of wheat, barley, oats, peas, potatoes, turnips, pump-

iV APPENDIX.

kins, Indian wheat, &c. intermixed with fine pasture land.
The sandy soil is covered with coarse herbage, on which
cattle thrive remarkably well; on the good soil, about sixteen
kinds of grasses are met with, amongst which anthistiria
australis, the kangaroo grass, is conspicuous. ‘The gardens
furnish most kinds of edible vegetables in great abundance ;
some of which may be obtained at all seasons. Amongst
these are cabbages, endive, beet, parsley, cresses, leeks,
onions, radishes, carrots, knol-kohl, parsnips, turnips, arti-
chokes, vegetable marrow, and cauliflower ; also cucumbers,
pumpkins, water cresses, tomatos, capsicums; with musk
melon, rock melon, and water melon, in great plenty and
perfection. The fruits now thriving are the grape, fig,
peach, almond, apple, pear, strawberry, sloe, plum (several
varieties), olive, the common and white mulberry, pine apple,
plantain, sugar cane, Cape gooseberry ; besides which
several ripen, which, in colder countries, never come to per-
fection: such as lemons, citrons, and oranges. From all
which data we may conclude that the climate of Swan River
is like that of the South of Italy ; and that while any of the
native plants may be expected to thrive in the open air in
England during the summer, none are likely to bear our
winters except the mountain plants, and those only in the
South of England.

The more conspicuous plants which greatly contribute to
give a character to the landscape are, according to Brown,
Kingia australis, a species of Xanthorhea, a Zamia nearly
allied to and perhaps not distinct from Z. spiralis of the East
coast, although it is said frequently to attain the height of
thirty feet ; a species of Callitris ; one or two of Casuarina ;
an Exocarpus, probably not different from . cupressiformis ;
and Nuytsia floribunda. The latter (Tab. IV.), which bears
a profusion of yellow flowers, and is said to attain the stature
of a small Orange tree, is a most curious instance of a plant,
belonging to the parasitical order Loranthacee, growing in
the ground. The Xanthorhea above mentioned, is described
by Frazer as being associated with gigantic specimens of a
Banksia he calls grandis, and, with Zamia spiralis, thirty feet
high, which it rivals in dimensions, forming groups that im-
part to some places a character perfectly tropical.

The natural orders which most abound in the Colony
are chiefly composed of species peculiar to this part of

APPEN DIX. Vv

Australia; the richest in species are Myrtaceae, especially the
curious and beautiful tribe of Chamelauciee, Fabacee or
Leguminose, Rutacee, Lasiopetalee, Droseracee, Pittospo-
racee, Composite, Hpacridacee, Groodeniacee, Stylidiacee,
Proteacee, Hemodoracee, and Orchidacee ; concerning each
of which it is necessary to offer some special observations.

Myrrace&.

Of this extensive order, of which the Australian forms
are so numerous and very peculiar, the Colony contains a
large number of species, among which the Chamelauciee are
extremely interesting. These chiefly consist of bushes, with
small heath-like leaves, and white, yellow, or purple flowers,
of great brilliancy, more or less collected into heads.
Although scarcely noticed in the reports of either Brown or
Frazer, they form a most striking object in the vegetation.
Of the genus Calytrix alone there are ten species in my
collection ; the three most remarkable of which are C. flaves-
cens, Cunn., C. aurea,’ (Tab. III. B), with oval imbricated
leaves and heads of the brightest yellow flowers, whose sepals
end in awns, at first yellow but afterwards olive-green;
and C. sapphirina,? a most beautiful plant, with hispid

QQ) CaLytRix aurea (Tab. III. B); strigoso-pubescens, foliis imbricatis ob-
longis obtusis ciliatis, bracteis margine membranaceis mucronatis tubo calycis
brevioribus, aristis petalis duplo longioribus, floribus icosandris.

2) Calytrix sapphirina ; hispido-pilosa, foliis linearibus petiolatis carinatis,
capitulis sphericis, foliis floralibus villosis, bracteis lineari-lanceolatis acu-
minatis margine membranaceis tubo calycis gracili brevioribus, aristis tenuis-
simis petalis duplo longioribus, floribus icosandris.

(3) Calytrix breviseta ; glaberrima, foliis linearibus semiteretibus obtusis mucro-
nulatis, bracteis obovatis apiculatis tubo calycis aqualibus, aristis petalis
paulo brevioribus, floribus icosandris axillaribus. Flowers pale lilac,

() Calytrix variabilis ; glaberrima, foliis linearibus tetragonis obtusis minuté
papillosis imbricatis nunc lineari-oblongis distractis subverticillatis, bracteis
obovatis apiculatis calycis tubi longitudine, aristis ciliatis petalis pauld lon-
gioribus, floribus icosandris axillaribus. Flowers lilac.

(5) Calytrix simplex ; ramulis pubescentibus, foliis linearibus obtusis glabris
carinatis, bracteis lanceolatis acuminatis pubescentibus calycis tubo dupld
brevioribus, aristis petalis pauld Jongioribus, floribus icosandris axillaribus.
—— -Flowers lilac.

(6) Calytrix glutinosa ; glaberrima, foliis linearibus semiteretibus obtusis imbri-
catis, bracteis lanceolatis acuminatis glutinosis tubo calycis paulo brevioribus
ultra medium connatis, aristis petalis dupld longioribus, floribus icosandris
corymbosis. —-Flowers apparently yellow, tinged with purple.

vi APPENDIX.

spreading heath-like leaves, and round heads of very deep
violet ; all the others are pretty, and worthy of cultivation,
although not so strikingly beautiful as those just mentioned.
Still more remarkable than these is the magnificent Chry-
sorrhoé nitens (Tab. I.), whose yellow flowers of metallic
lustre form masses of golden stars some feet in diameter;
this plant, which I described some years since (Companion
to Botanical Magazine, vol. il. p. 357), 1s a small bush, and
certainly one of the most interesting species that could be
introduced ; by Dr. Endlicher it is reduced to the genus Verti-
cordia, but I think the character assigned to it in the work
alluded to is sufficient to define the genus; a comparison of
Tab. I. and Tab. II. A, will sufficiently explain in what the
difference consists between Chrysorrhoé and Verticordia.
To the former of these genera there is a new species to add,
not less beautiful than the original, but with obovate serrated
leaves, on which account it may be called Chrysorrhoé ser-
rata.® The Verticordias are bushes with small, usually
heathy, very fragrant, leaves, and corymbs or racemes of
white, pink, or yellow flowers; several species have been
already described, among which V. insignis, Endl. (Tab. II. A)
is one of the commonest and prettiest; to these I have to
add V. heliantha,’ a lovely plant with corymbs of large deep
yellow feathery flowers; V. acerosa," a species resembling
the last in habit, but with acerose leaves and smaller paler
flowers, which change in drying to a bright deep green; and
two species" with pretty white or blush ones. Of the genus

@) Calytrix angulata ; glaberrima, ramulis angulatis, foliis linearibus obtusis
carinatis patulis, bracteis obovatis obtusis ultra medium connatis calycis
tubo brevioribus, aristis petalis paulo longioribus, floribus icosandris axilla-
ribus. Flowers yellow.

(8) CHRYSORRHOE serrata; ramulis scabriusculis, foliis obovatis carnosis dorso
subtriquetris ciliato-serratis, sepalis multifidis plumosis, petalis ovatis pecti-
natis, filamentis sterilibus petaloideis oblongis fertilibus zequalibus.

(9) VerticorDIA heliantha ; foliis carnosis linearibus mucronatis compressis
dorso convexis, corymbis laxis, bracteis connatis persistentibus muticis,
sepalis multifidis plumosis, petalis multifidis glabris, filamentis sterilibus
ovato-triangularibus serratis, antheris appendice bicorni auctis.

(10) Verticordia acerosa; ramulis compressis scabris, foliis acerosis acuminatis
glabris superioribus floralibusque ovatis, corymbis densis, bracteis muticis
deciduis, sepalis multifidis plumosis, petalis multipartitis glabris, tilamentis
sterilibus lanceolatis pectinatis, antheris muticis.

(\) Verticordia densiflora ; foliis linearibus triquetris obtusis, corymbis capitatis
multifloris, bracteis deciduis sub apice cucullatis, calycis tubo villosissimo,

APPENDIX. Vil

Lhotskya, there are two species, one, LZ. acutifolia,”* with an
abundance of pale axillary yellow flowers, and the other
L violacea, with bright lilac flowers in heads. In addition
to these the Colony produces three species of a curious little
genus, with inconspicuous flowers, closely related to Genetyllis,
which, from the exquisite sweetness of its foliage, I propose
to call Hedaroma.” ‘The leaves, or rather the half-ripe
fruits, of those plants preserve their fragrance so well that
they might be worth collecting for the use of the perfumer ;
and if so they would furnish a new and most agreeable
article of luxury to Europe, and a small aid to the natural
resources of the Colony.

Among the Myrtacez with polyadelphous stamens there
are many remarkable species. Mr. Frazer frequently men-

sepalis unguiculatis multipartitis, petalis subrotundis pubescentibus fimbria-
tis, filamentis brevissimis sterilibus dentiformibus integerrimis, stylo arcuato
exserto apice pilis furcatis barbato. Flowers white.

(12) Verticordia setigera; foliis linearibus concavis ciliato-denticulatis sub apice
setigeris, bracteis deciduis dorso setigeris, sepalis multifidis plumosis petalis
erectis cuneatis dentatis aqualibus, filamentis sterilibus setaceis a latere
glandulosis fertilibus longioribus, stylo petalis breviore sub apice barbato,
racemo subsecundo nunc corymboso. Flowers delicate lilac: next V.
pennigera.

(3) Luotskya acutifolia ; foliis linearibus triquetris acutis glabris, bracteis
obovatis mucronatis dorso herbaceis margine membranaceis tubo calycis
brevioribus, floribus axillaribus.

(4) Lhotskya violacea ; foliis linearibus triquetris obtusis villosis, bracteis obovatis
dorso pubescentibus margine membranaceis calycis tubo villoso zqualibus,
sepalis dorso villosis, floribus capitatis.

(15) HeparomMa. Flores capitati, nudi aut bracteati. Calyx tubulosus, car-
nosus, 5-dentatus. Petala 5, squamzformia. Stamina 20, monadelpha,
filamentis alternis petaloideis sterilibus; antherze spheroidez poris posticis
dehiscentes. Ovula 2, unilateralia. Stylus exsertus, barbatus aut glaber.

Hedaroma latifolium (Tab. II. B) ; foliis ovato-oblongis subtus glandulosis :
involucrantibus latioribus coloratis, filamentis sterilibus truncatis, stylo apice
barbato. ——It is possible that this may be the Genetyllis citriodora, Endl.
but that plant is described as having from 4 to 5 ovules, while H. latifo-
lium has certainly only 2.

(16) Hedaroma pinifolium ; foliis longo-linearibus acutis triquetris involucranti-
bus similibus coloratis, capitulis multifloris, sepalis rotundatis, filamentis
sterilibus ovatis obtusis glandulosis, stylo apice uncinato barbato.—-—
Flowers apparently dark purple.

(7) Hedaroma thymoides; ramis diffusis, ramulis angulatis, foliis linearibus
obtusis margine revolutis involucrantibus viridibus partm latioribus, tubo
calycis elongato arcuato, petalis carinatis apice verrucoso-glandulosis, fila-
mentis in conum connatis sterilibus dentiformibus inflexis, stylo apice glabro.

Vill APPENDIX.

tions the beauty of the species of Melaleuca, of which there
is a great variety, some of which are handsomer than any
yetin our gardens. Melaleuca seriata,"* parviceps”, and tri-
chophylia,” are bushes, every twig of which is terminated by
hemispherical heads of a brilliant pink ; MW. callistemonea”'
has all the beauty of ared-stamened Callistemon ; M. striata,
Lab., and Hugelii, Endl., and viminea,” a species near M.
armillaris, have spikes of white ; M. spinosa” forms a spiny
bush, with oval spreading leaves and slender spikes of yellow;
and M. Radula™ is a shrub with long linear leaves, rough
with tubercles, among which are scattered a few fine lilac (?)
flowers, with a large capitate stigma, and stamens disunited
almost to the base of their phalanges; this latter species
seems to form a passage from the genus Melaleuca to that of
Metrosideros. Amongst the specimens sent home by Mr.

(18) MELALEUCA seriata; foliis alternis linearibus obtusis subtus glandulis
2-seriatis ramulisque glabris, capitulis densis hemisphericis, phalangibus
oligandris : unguibus petalorum longitudine, calycibus glabris, rachi lanata.
——Flowers rich rose-colour.

(19) Melaleuca parviceps ; foliis alternis teretibus subangulatis scabriusculis juni-
oribus ramulisque pilosis, floribus densé capitatis foliis vix longioribus
paucifloris, phalangibus oligandris: unguibus petalorum longitudine, caly-
cibus rachique lanatis. Flowers in small pink heads.

(20) Melaleuca trichophylla; ramis tomentosis, foliis alternis filiformibus arcuatis
acutis pilosis, capitulis hemisphericis, phalangibus oligandris, petalis lon-
gioribus, calyce tomentoso, rachi lanata.——F lowers in pink heads.

1) Melaleuca callistemonea; foliis alternis linearibus utrinque acuminatis incur-
vis, floribus axillaribus glaberrimis, phalangibus polyandris : staminibus lon-
gissimis ad basin usque liberis.- —-Flowers apparently pale rose-colour.

(22) Melaleuca viminea ; ramis virgatis glabris, foliis alternis linearibus acutis
glabris distantibus apice recurvis, spicis terminalibus elongatis glabris, pha-
langibus oligandris: unguibus petalorum longitudine. Flowers appa-
rently white.

(28) Melaleuca spinosa; ramulis spinosis subpubescentibus, foliis alternis ovalibus
acutis trinerviis venosis patentibus, spicis nudis terminalibus, floribus 3-
bracteatis, sepalis petalisque striatis glabris, calycis tubo rachique tomen-
tosis, phalangibus 7-andris : unguibus petalis longioribus. Flowers yel-
low, in terminal spikes,

(4) Melaleuca radula; foliis oppositis elongatis linearibus canaliculatis dorso
scaberrimis, floribus solitariis dissitis axillaribus et corymbosis, phalangibus
polyandris ad basin fissis, stigmate dilatato capitato, ovario glabro.
Flowers large, and apparently pink.

(25) Melaleuca parviflora; foliis alternis coriaceis Jineari-oblongis basi angustatis
aveniis, floribus axillaribus dissitis glaberrimis, phalangibus 8-]2-andris
ao pauld longioribus, stigmate simplici. Flowers small, apparently
white.

APPENDIX. ix
Drummond occur a few twigs of a plant with narrow lanceo-
late leaves, and cone-like spikes of yellow (?) flowers, which
bears to Melaleuca the same relation as Beaufortia to Calo-
thamnus; that is to say, it differs in having the fruit only
three-seeded instead of many-seeded ; to this plant, which is
more curious than beautiful, the name of Conothamnus tri-
nervis” may be given. Of the splendid genus Calothamnus
there are four species; of which C. sanguinea, Lab., and C.
eriocarpa,”* are remarkable for the abortion of a part of their
stamens, and the combination of the remainder into an irre-
gular sheath slit on one side ; C. purpurea, Endl., rivals the
crimson Callistemons in appearance; while the C. lateralis™
has long terete leaves and rows of flowers, so imbedded in
long lines on one side of the branches, that only the tips of
the calyx and the long blood-red stamens can be seen beyond
the bark in which the inflorescence takes its rise; in this
case the inflorescence is so peculiar as to deserve to become
the subject of special enquiry. To these forms have to be
added some shrubs which constitute a group not perhaps
distinct from Beaufortia,” but distinguished from that genus,
as represented by B. decussata, by their capitate inflorescence,
and by having the dehiscence of their anthers lateral rather
than vertical. Of these bushes, all of which are extremely

(26) Conotaamnus. Calyx 5-dentatus. Petala 5. Staminum phalanges pe-
talis opposite, Anthere cum filamentis continuz, valvulis longitudinalibus
persistentibus. Ovarium 3-loculare, ovulis solitariis peltatis. Fructus ramo
adnati, intus capsulam 3-locularem, 3-spermam indehiscentem fovens.
Folia opposita, plana. Flores capitato-racemosi, terminales, bracteis latis
imbricatis deciduis conum referentibus statu juniori sejuncti.

Conothamnus 3-nervis. Folia scabra, lineari-lanceolata, trinervia, subvenosa.
Capitulum ovatum, bracteis late ovatis pubescentibus. Phalanges 8-10-
andre. Calyx lanatus. Fructus pubescentes.

27) CatoTHaMNuSs lateralis ; foliis longissimis teretibus, floribus unilateralibus
immersis pentameris, phalangibus equalibus pentandris.

8) Calothamnus eriocarpa ; ramis villosis, foliis patulis teretibus, floribus tetra-
meris, phalangibus 2 polyandris hine connatis : antheris serie lineari glan-

_ duloso-punctatis, staminibus 2 abortivis sejunctis, ovario lanato.

5) Breaurorti# § ScuizopLeura. Flores capitato-racemosi, terminales. Calyx
inferus, 5-dentatus. Petala 5. Staminum phalanges petalis opposite ;
anthere verticales a latere dehiscentes, valvulis lateralibus deciduis. Ova-
rium 3-loculare, ovulis solitariis peltatis. Stigma simplex. Fructus ses-
siles, calycis dentibus persistentibus coronati, intus capsulam liberam 3-locu-
larem, 3-spermam, papyraceam foventes.

Beaufortia (Schizopleura) Dampieri (Beaufortia Dampieri, 4. Cunn.)

B

x APPENDIX.

pretty, one, B. purpurea,” figured in this sketch (Tab. HI. A),
has globose heads of deep purple flowers; and another, B.
macrostemon, has them of what seems to bea rich scarlet,
with a tasselled appearance, owing to the great length of the
phalanges of stamens.

Of the Myrtacee with distinct stamens the species of
known genera are numerous, but not in general so handsome
as those already mentioned. There is one species of Calli-
stemon,” with rich crimson stamens, which is perhaps the
finest of the genus. Frazer speaks of two Metrosideros,
growing on the beach, the fragrance of which exceeded any
thing ‘‘ he ever experienced ;” and there are several Beckheas,
Leptospermums, and similar plants. Of the latter, however,
the only interesting species are Agonis*™ linearifolia and flex-
uosa, DC., bushes with knots of white flowers ; Hypocalymma
robusta, Endl., which has clustered flowers, the colour and
size of Peach blossoms; and a Pericalymma or two, which
probably will prove pretty plants. Of unpublished genera
there are two, one of which, Salisia pulchella,* has large

(30) Beaufortia (Schizopleura purpurea; (Tab. III. A) foliis rameis imbricatis
lineari-lanceolatis carinatis obtusis basi 3-nerviis, floralibus cordato-ovatis
trinerviis marginatis, phalangibus hexandris basi pubescentibus, capitulis
globosis.

(31) Beaufortia (Schizopleura) macrostemon ; foliis linearibus obtusis planis vel
lanceolatis trinerviis marginatis patentibus ramulisque pilosis, phalangibus
elongatis 3-4-andris basi villosis. .

(82) CaLLISTEMON pheeniceum ; foliis lineari-lanceolatis coriaceis mucronatis basi
angustatis marginatis aveniis corta obsoleta, calycibus glabris. Flowers
very rich deep crimson.

(33) This name, published by DeCandolle in 1828, was altered by Dr. Brown in
1830 to Brllottia, the designation given by Colla, under a mistake, to some
of the species of Calothamnus. As the change is apparently altogether
arbitrary, I make no scruple about restoring the nomenclature of De
Candolle.

(34) Sauista. Calyx omninO superus, campanulatus, 5-dentatus. Petala 5,
membranacea, colorata. Stamina 00, zqualia, annulo inserta; anthers ob-
longx, biloculares, dorsifixee. Ovarium 6-loculare, omnino inferum ; lo-
culis polyspermis, per rimas totidem in fundo calycis elevatas sub anthesi
etiam dehiscentibus; stigma subcapitatum. Flores corymbosi aut
racemosi.

Salisia pulchella. Ramuli pubescentes. Folia alterna, obovata, plana, acuta,
coriacea, obsoleté trinervia, pubescentia. Flores speciosi, in racemis corym-
bisque laxé ordinati. Calyx hemisphericus, 24 lineas latus, tomentosus,
dentibus ovatis acutis. Petala subrotunda, concava, ameené rosea, cilio-
lata, 2} lineas longa. Stamina 6 lineas longa, et ultra, numerosa. Calycis

APPENDIX. xi

deep purple flowers, with long stamens, and must be a most
striking object; it is probably rare, as I have only seen two or
three small fragments ; it is characterized by having, at the
bottom of its superior hemispherical calyx, six elevated clefts,
which appear as if they were the united sides of so many in-
flexed valves, between which there is a passage directly into
the cavities where the ovules lie; I am not however sure that
this is the real nature of the structure. The other has the
structure of a Melaleuca, in a slight degree, but the stamens
are irregularly polyadelphous, or altogether distinct, the an-
thers are fixed by their base and not their back, and the
flowers grow singly at the ends of the branches, where they
are covered with imbricated bracts. Of this genus, which
may be called Hremea® (epeuacos, lonely), there are three
species, of which the only pretty kind is Z. fimbriata ;
4. pilosa is probably the plant named Metrosideros pauciflora
by Endlicher.

Of Eucalypti there must be many species, but 1 have no
materials sufficient to ascertain what they are; the barren
hills on the bank of the river at Point Frazer are said to
produce the magnificent Hucalyptus calophylla, but as that
plant is not defined I am not sure whether I possess it or
not.

tubus intus glaber, in fundo rimis 6 ovarii loculorum dehiscentibus stellatis
elevatis interruptus.

(°) Eremaa. Calyx 5-dentatus, semiinferus, campanulatus. Petala 5. Sta-
mina 00 irregulariter polyadelpha, vel omnino libera, annulo inserta; an-
there basifixe obovate, v. oblong, rimis lateralibus (obliqué) dehiscentes.
Ovarium semisuperum 2-3-loculare, polyspermum. Stigma simplex. Fruc-
tus adnatus, haud immersus, cyathiformis, glaber, intus capsulam 3-locula-
rem loculicido-dehiscentem fovens. Semina numerosa, ascendentia, cuneata.

Folia alterna. Flores solitarii in apices ramulorum, bracteis imbri-
catis inclusi.

(36) Eremeea ericifolia; ramulis pubescentibus, foliis semiteretibus glabris ob-
tusis corrugatis patulis, bracteis subrotundis glabriusculis, staminibus peta-
lorum longitudine. Flowers greenish white.

7) Eremwa pilosa; ramulis pilosis, foliis semiteretibus obtusis corrugatis pilis
longis fimbriatis, bracteis ovatis striatis glabriusculis, calyce tomentoso, sta-
minibus petalis duplo longioribus, Flowers apparently pink. (Metr.
paucifiora, Endl.) ;

(38) Eremeea fimbriata ; ramulis pubescentibus, foliis oblongis concavis obtusis
imbricatis pilis longis fimbriatis subtrinerviis reticulato-rugosis, bracteis
calycibusque tomentosis, staminibus petalis 3-pld longioribus. Flowers
rich purple.

XI APPENDIX.

Faspacex® or LEGUMINOS.

The abundance of this order in all the colonized parts
of New Holland is well known, as is the importance of its
Wattles, or Acacias, to the settlers. Swan River is not de-
ficient in its proportion of such plants, the greater part of
the species, and some of the genera, being peculiar to it.

One of the most curious characters of a secondary value,
connected with Australian Fabacee, is the general presence
of yellow in their flowers, and the very frequent stain of red
or crimson found upon the keel and ale, while the vexillum
remains yellow; in these respects the Swan River Flora
accords with that of other parts of the continent. There are
however some cases of a peculiar deep blue in the whole of
the flower, as in Hovea pungens, now not uncommon in our
Gardens, H. chorozemefolia and ilicifolia, and the still more
beautiful Mirbelia floribunda,” which must form when in
flower one shoot of azure; Mirbelia dilatata, R. Br., with
bright purple flowers, seems to be abundant. ‘The common
genera, of which characteristic species exist here, are chiefly
Acacia, Pultenea, Oxylobium, Chorozema, Daviesia, Jacksonia,
Burtonia, Gompholobium, Aotus, Zichya, Physolobium, Ken-
nedya, and Hardenbergia ; Frazer also speaks of a pendulous
species of Viminaria, of considerable height, richly clothed
with yellow and crimson flowers, by which it is probable that
he intended to mention one of the species of Spherolobium,
which appear to be common here. Ozxylobium seems one of
the richest in species, and is particularly deserving notice on
account of the singular wedge-shaped form of the leaves of
O. dilatatum® and others. The Jacksonias are in most

(39) Mireetia (Diplolobium) floribunda; ramis pubescentibus, foliis sparsis
linearibus brevibus obtusis apice uncinato-recurvis margine revolutis glabris,
floribus ad apices ramulorum axillaribus subsessilibus, calycibus sericeo-villo-
sis, ovario pluri-ovulato. (Benth. mss.)

(40) OxyLoBium parviforum; foliis oblongo-linearibus euneatisve retusis emar-
ginatisve muticis, racemis axillaribus terminalibusque elongatis laxis, calyci-
bus subsericeis, ovario 4-ovulato. (Benth. mss.)

(1) Oxylobium ewneutum ; foliis cuneato-oblongis obtusis retusisve mucronulatis
erassis coriaceis, racemis axillaribus dense capitatis multifloris, calycibus
sericeo-villosis subferrugineis, ovario 4-ovulato. (Benth. mss.)

(2) Oxylobium obovatum ; foliis late obovato-cuneatis obtusis truncatis retusisve
mucronulatis crassis coriaceis, racemis axillaribus dense eapitatis multifloris,
calycibus sericeo-villosis subferrugineis, ovario 4-ovulato. (Benth. mss.)

43) Oxylobium dilatatum; foliis basi angustatis apice; dilatato-subbilobis mu~

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cases plants of no beauty, but J. floribunda, Endl. and
J. densiflora,“ Benth. are very strange looking plants, with
branches so like leaves that they would certainly be taken
for them by an incautious observer. Pulteneas are not
numerous; but Pultenea ericifolia,” Benth. appears to be a
common bush. Of Gastrolobia there are numerous spe-
cies,” many of which are charming plants, with long racemes

cronulatis crassis coriaceis, racemis axillaribus dense capitatis multifloris,
calycibus sericeo-villosis subferrugineis, ovario 4-ovulato. (Benth. mss.)

(4) Jacksonia densiflora; ramis teretibus villosis, ramulis sterilibus axillaribus
phyllodineis oblongis ovatisve sinuato-dentatis spinosis undulatis rigidis
junioribus molliter villosis, racemis densis terminalibus, laciniis calycinis
lineari-lanceolatis crassis villosissimis corollam superantibus, carina petalis
superioribus majore, Affinis J. floribunde, Endl. (Benth. mss.)

(4) PULTEN&A eric@folia ; ramis pubescentibus, stipulis persistentibus erectis,
foliis sessilibus linearibus margine involutis subteretibus supra suleatis mu-
ticis siccitate corrugatis glabris, capitulis terminalibus dense multifloris hinc
inde proliferis, stipulis floralibus imbricatis per paria connatis in bracteas
fuscas trifidas, laciniis ciliatis lateralibus lanceolatis intermedia subulata,
bracteolis subulatis, calycis bilabiati laciniis subulatis ciliato-plumosis.
Affinis P. paleaceze et P. aristata. (Benth. mss.)

(45) GASTROLOBIUM villosum ; foliis oppositis ovato-lanceolatis obtusis setaceo-
mucronatis margine undulato-crispis basi cordatis subtus ramisque molliter
villosis, bracteis lanceolatis acutis fuscis deciduis calyce subbilabiato lon-
gioribus, ovario longiusculé stipitato villoso. (Benth. mss )

(47) Gastrolobium parvifolium ; ramis pubescentibus, foliis ternis erectis oblongis
obtusis mucronatis integerrimis crassis reticulatis glabris junioribus glaucis,
racemis terminalibus, bracteis oblongis fuscis deciduis, calycis glabriusculi
labio superiore lato emarginato, ovarii villosi stipite incrassata. (Benth. mss.)

(48) Gastrolobium spinosum ; glaberrimum, foliis oppositis sessilibus late ovato-
cordatis sinuato-dentatis spinescentibus, racemis terminalibus, calycis labio
superiore lato breviter bifido, ovario longiuscule stipitato villoso, legumine
glabro. (Benth. mss.)

(9) Gastrolobium cordatum; (Plate V. B) foliis oppositis breviter petiolatis
ovatis mucronatis integerrimis basi profunde cordatis junioribus sericeis
adultis ramisque glabris, racemis terminalibus, calycis glabriusculi labio
superiore lato emarginato, ovario stipitato sericeo, legumine glabro.
(Benth. mss.)

(50) Gastrolobium owylobioides ; foliis ternis oblongis, v. imis obovatis aristato-
mucronatis integerrimis junioribus ramisque adpresse sericeis adultis gla-
bratis, racemo terminali interrupto paucifloro, calycis sericei labio superiore
lato bifido, ovario stipitato villosissimo; {3 glabrior, foliis angustioribus,
floribus paucis. (Benth. mss.)

(5) Gastrolobium ecalycinum ; ramis glabris, foliis ternis oppositisque lanceolatis
oblongisve aristato-mucronatis integerrimis glaucis, racemis axillaribus termi-
nalibusque laxis paucifloris, calycis ampli glabriusculi labio superiore latis-
simo bifido, ovario stipitato villosissimo, legumine villoso. (Benth. mss.)

(2) Gastrolobium ¢rzlobum ; glabruin, foliis oppositis ternisve crassis cuneato-

X1v APPENDIX.

of flowers, yellow and brown. G. cordatum (Tab. V. B) has
remarkably neat roundish cordate leaves, and must be worth
cultivation for its foliage alone; while G. parvifolium is a
beautiful little species, with small, concave, erect, imbricated
leaves, whose veins are so arranged as to give them the ap-
pearance of being tessellated. Aotus cor difolius, Endl. is a
curious plant, with cordate leaves and yellow flowers ; and
the Daviesias rival Acacia itself in the strangeness of their

trilobis, lobis lato-lanceolatis integerrimis spinoso-mucronatis intermedio
majore, racemis axillaribus terminalibusque numerosis laxis folio subaqui-
longis, calycis leviter sericei labio superiore longiore breviter bifido, ovario
stipitato villoso. Folia in hac specie insigniter, in affinibus obscuré pel-
lucido-punctata. (Benth. mss.)

(°3) Gastrolobium obovatum ; foliis oppositis sparsisve obovato-cuneatis acutis
mucronatis integerrimis junioribus ramisque sericeis adultis glabratis, racemis
axillaribus densis paucifloris, calycis sericei labio superiore bifido, ovario
stipitato villoso. (Benth. mss.)

(4) Gastrolobium spathulatum ; foliis ternis sparsisve spathulatis apice dilatatis
retusis v. emarginato-bilobis margine integerrimis basi longe angustatis
junioribus ramisque sericeis adultis glabratis, racemis axillaribus abbreviatis
subcapitatis, calycis sericei labio superiore emarginato-bifido, ovario stipitato
villoso, (Benth. mss.)

(55) Gastrolobium ? aecutum ; ramis villosis, foliis ternis ovatis acutis mucronato-
pungentibus integerrimis, junioribus subsericeis adultis glabris, racemis ab-
breviatis axillaribus paucifloris, calyce villoso subbilabiato, ovario sessili
villosissimo, (Benth. mss.)

($6) Davigsta ramulosa ; glabra, ramulis tereti-striatis angulatisve aphyllis, flo-
riferis muticis minute bracteatis, sterilibus bi-trichotome ramosis apice spi-
nescentibus, racemis tonnes calycibus bilabiatis labio superiore latis-
simo truncato inferiore acute tripartito. (Benth. mss.)

(97) Daviesia angulata; glabra, ramis 4-5-gonis angulis hinc inde anguste alatis,
foliis lineari-lanceolatis subfalcatis spinescentibus validis crassis substriatis
basi non decurrentibus, racemulis plurifloris folio dimidio brevioribus.
Folia 8-9 lin. longa. (Benth. mss.)

(58) Daviesia polyphylla; glabra, ramis angulatis, foliis lineari-oblongis subfal-
catis spinescentibus brevibus validis crassis substriatis basi non decurrenti-
bus, racemulis plurifloris folia subaquantibus. Folia 3-4 lin. longa.
(Benth. mss.)

(59) Daviesia qguadrilatera; glabra, glauca, ramis teretibus, foliis oblongo-qua-
drilateralibus planis verticalibus angulo inferiore affixis, angulo superiore
interiore rotundato exterioribus spinescentibus, spina superioris sursum
inferioris deorsum tendente, racemulis plurifloris folio sublongioribus.
Folia, formze singularis, bis longiora quam lata. (Benth. mss.)

(60) Daviesia pedunculata ; humilis, ramis subteretibus pubescentibus, foliis ob-
longis utrinque angustatis apice aristato-spinescentibus glabris, pedunculis
folio pluries longioribus apice umbelliferis. (Benth. mss. y

(61) Daviesia longifolia ; ; glabra, foliis longe linearibus compressis striatis apice
subincurvis muticis, Tatemulis 5aitieripis laxis folio brevioribus. Folia
3-6 pollicaria, 1-2 lin, lata. (Benth. mss.)

APPENDIX. XV

foliage ; D. quadrilatera has leaves which look more like
objects prepared to puzzle a geometrician than any thing
already known in the vegetable kingdom.

Of Acacia numerous species occur, among which are
A. alata and pulchella, both varying with smooth and hispid
foliage; the greater part of the species are peculiar to the
Colony. A. diptera® isa singular slender leafless plant, with
the branchlets two-winged, glaucous, and bordered with a
strong edge; A. squamata™ has the tips of the phyllodia
curved like a bird’s head, and its flowers appear to be
brown; A. extensa™ is a graceful plant, with racemes 6-9
inches long, composed of alternate capitules, and slender
angular falcate phyllodia; finally, A. auronitens™ is a most
beautiful stiff spiny bush, with flowers of the deepest yellow ;
like others it varies from being quite smooth to being covered
with rough hairs.

There is one species of the beautiful genus Zalage,® and
two of Labichea,” both of which are peculiar to the Colony.

(62) Acacta diptera ; ramis foliaceis angustis bialatis glaucis marginatis foliorum
loco in lobis faleatis apice mucronatis inflexis productis, stipulis nullis, pe-
dunculis monocephalis racemosisque ancipitibus, capitulis pedunculatis.

(63) Acacia syuamata ; ramis phyllodiisque rectis apice recurvis eglandulosis acutis
teretibus glabris, stipulis nullis, capitulis geminatis ternisve pedunculatis e
squamis imbricatis deciduis erumpentibus, filamentis discoloribus !

(64) Acacia extensa ; ramis glabris subtetragonis angulis incrassatis asperis, phyl-
lodiis longissimis falcatis teretibus angulatis apice obliqué mucronatis infra
medium glandulosis, racemis, erectis longissimis angulatis, pedicellis alternis
eequidistantibus ascendentibus monocephalis, filamentis discoloribus.

(65) Acacia auronitens ; ramis teretibus glabratis hirsutisque, phyllodiis lineari-
oblongis acinaciformibus marginatis apice spinosis unicostatis sapius in
medio margine superiore glandulosis, stipulis spinosis, capitulis solitariis,
pedunculis phyllodio longioribus. Forme: 2 adsunt quarum altera gla-
brata capitulis longiis pedunculatis, altera hirsuta phyllodiis angustioribus,
pedunculis brevioribus, filamentis minus intensé aureis.

(66) Acacia oncinophylla; ramis angulatis, phyllodiis longissimis linearibus duris
terstriatis basi angustatis apice retrorstim hamatis supra basin glandulosis,
stipulis nullis, spicis amentiformibus geminatis phyllodiis multd brevioribus.

(67) Acacia Drummondii; sericea, inermis, foliis bipinnatis, pinnis bijngis, fo-

_ hiolis 2-3-jugis oblongo-linearibus obtusis, petiolis acutis marginatis eglan-
dulosis, spicis axillaribus cernuis simplicibus pedunculatis foliis longioribus.

(68) LaLAGE hoveefolia; laxe pubescens, foliis oblongis lanceolatisve mucronu-
latis basi subcordatis, bracteis ovato-lanceolatis sericeis, calycis laciniis su-
premis vix ad medium connatis. (Benth. mss.)

(69) LaBICHEA punctata ; suffruticosa, foliis simplicibus oblongo-ellipticis utrin-
que angustatis mucronatis, utrinque punctatis subtus leviter puberulis,
racemis folio brevioribus, anthera utraque obtusa biporosa, ovario sericeo-
villoso. Rami apice compressi. (Benth. mss.)

Xvi APPENDIX.

A few Fabaceous genera seem confined to the Colony.
Of these the curious Lsotropis striata, Benth. is a little pros-
trate bush, with its sterile branches so different from those
which bear flowers that one would never suppose them to
belong to the same species. Aoea and Dichosema. are two
others of little beauty, to which have to be added Orthotropis”
and Pétychosema” of Mr. Bentham’s herbarium, neither of
which possess the slightest interest for horticultural purposes ;
and Cyclogyne,” which is quite a new form for Australia,
and calls to mind the European species of Onobrychis ;

(70) ORTHOTROPIS pungens. Calyx basi attenuatus, profunde bilabiatus, labio
superiore breviter bifido, inferiore breviore tripartito, Corolle vexillum
late orbiculatum, alis parum longius; alee oblongze. Carina oblonga subrecta
acuminata alis brevior. Ovarium breviter stipitatum, villosum, pluriovula-
tum. Stylus brevis, incurvus, glaber. Stigma capitatum. Legumen
. - » . -—Suffrutex humilis basi ramosus, ramis adscendentibus pubescen-
tibus. Folia exstipulata, alterna, sessilia, hineari-lanceolata, acutissima,
pungentia, integerrima, marginata, coriacea. Flores pedicellati, im axillis
superioribus vel ad apices ramorum racemosi. Calyces pilosi, labio supe-
riore concavo dentibus acutis. Petala ex sicco lutea. Discus staminifer ad
tertiam fere partem calycis attingit. Genus hine Isotropidi inde Choroze-
mati affine, ab utroque preecipue habitu et carina distinctum. (Benth. mss.)

@1) Prycuosema pusillum. Calyx turbinato-campanulatus bilabiatus labio su-
periore lato breviter bifido inferiore tripartito, Vexillum explanatum orbi-
culatum striatum alis longius. Ale oblongse. Carina alis parum brevior
subrecta obtusa, petalis dorso connatis apice liberis. Stamina monadelpha:
vagina supra fissa. Antheree uniformes. Ovarium subsessile compressum
pluriovulatum glaber. Stylus brevis uncinatus. Stigma terminale capita-
tum. Legumen .... . Herba pusilla decumbens pilis sparsis longius-
culis hine inde onusta. Stipulee parvee. Folia impari-pinnata, foliolis
5-9 oblongo-linearibus obovatisve obtusiusculis, viridibus siccitate complicatis,
venis subtus prominulis. Pedunculi terminales uniflori. Bracteole 2
parvee oppositze a calyce remotee. Calyx pilosus et corollze fere Isotropidis.
(Benth. mss.)

(72) CycLOGYNE canescens. Calyx campanulatus semiquinquefidus laciniis in-
zequalibus. Vexillum orbiculatum emarginatum complicatum basi nudum
petalis inferioribus longius. Alee breves oblonge. Carina alis longior
valde incurva obtusa, petalis a basi connatis. Stamina distincte diadelpha.
Antherze consimiles, alternee eminentes. Ovarium breviter stipitatum vil-
losum plurioyulatum. Stylus inetrvus, apice circinato-involutus latere
interiore stigmatifer et longe barbatus. Legumen (junius) inflatum oblon-
gum uniloculare intus nudum. — Herba videtur perennis, habitu Phaca-
rum nonnullarum Americanarum. Caulis erectus flexuosus tomentoso-vil-
losus. Stipulee foliaceae late semicordatee. Folia impari-pinnata. Froliola
13-15 obovato-oblonga, supra glabriuscula, subtus laxe canescenti-villosa.
Pedunculi erecti multiflori, folio longiores. Flores subsessiles sparsi v.
pseudo-verticillati. Calyces et legumina juniora cano-villosissima. _Petala
glabra ex sicco ccerulescentia ? Genus Galegearum. (Benth. mss.)

APPENDIX. XVil

its flowers are arranged on long peduncles, and seem to be
white tinged with violet.

RuTAcEz.

The plants of this order are very different here from what
they are upon the East and South-east coasts. There are no
Correas, or Phebaliums ; Crowea, Philotheca, and Zieria
seem unknown; and of the other eastern genera, Boronia
and Hriostemon, there are only a few species of little mo-
ment; the most remarkable among which are B. spathulata,”
an upright simple shrub, with distant glaucous obovate
leaves, and terminal pretty pink flowers; B. viminea,™ a neat
little branched shrub with very narrow leaves, and red
axillary flowers ; and Eriostemum ? nodiflorum,” whose blue
flowers are collected in compact heads, beyond which extend
the young branches, covered with heath-like leaves. There
are however three genera peculiar to the Colony, one of
which is Diplopeltis Dampieri, introduced to our gardens by
Baron Hugel, a grey shrub, with long pink stamens and the
flowers arranged in nodding heads ; the second is Chorilena
guercifoha, a singular plant, with a broad sinuated foliage
clothed with stellate hairs, and greenish white flowers of no
beauty, but also capitate; the third is a genus allied to
Boronia, but having blue flowers, and differing from that
genus in the filaments being destitute of a glandular thicken-
ing at their junction with the anther. To this genus the

(73) Boronia spathulata; glauca, ramis strictis simplicibus, foliis simplicibus
distantibus obovatis integerrimis apiculatis, cymis terminalibus 3-floris pe-
dunculatis, filamentis basi pilosis.

(74) Boronia viminea; ramis dichotomis tenuibus flexuosis, foliis linearibus ob-
tusis planis basi angustatis internodiis paulo longioribus, floribus solitariis
axillaribus breviter pedunculatis, filamentis villosissimis.

75) Boronia teretifolia ; glabra, foliis simplicibus teretibus obtusis basi dilatatis
hine suleatis, cymis multifloris longé pedunculatis, filamentis hispidis———
Folia revera plana convoluta.

(76) Boronia scabra ; foliis simplicibus lineari-oblongis obtusis margine revolutis
ramisque hispido-pilosis, floribus solitariis terminalibus, sepalis subulatis
hispidis, filamentis glabris. Flowers very small, red.

7) ErtostemuM ? nodiflorum ; ramulis pubescentibus, foliis linearibus obtusius-
culis glandulosis glabris erectis, floribus lateralibus capitatis, bracteis lineari-
bus margine villosis, calycibus pilosis, filamentis villosis, ovarii lobis inequa-
libus cornutis.

Cc

XVill APPENDIX.

name of Cyanothamnus may be given ;™ one of the species is
a branching shrub, the other a simple stemmed, apparently
annual, plant.

LASIOPETALEZ.

The abundance of these plants must be taken as one of
the most characteristic features of the Swan River Flora, not
fewer than four genera and fourteen species of this very small
group being already known as its inhabitants. Of these the
greater part belong to the genus 7’homasia,” and are of little

(78) CYANOTHAMNUS. Sepala 4. Petala 4. Stamina 8, filamentis membrana-
ceis subulatis ; antheree appendice ipsis aequali auctze. Ovarium simplex.
Capsula 4-partita: loculis 2-valvibus monospermis. Folia simplicia et
pinnata. Flores ceerulei.

Cyanothamnus ramosus ; caule fruticoso ramoso, foliis filiformibus biternatis,
floribus axillaribus solitariis, petalis demum involutis recurvis persistentibus,
filamentis ciliatis apice pubescentibus, antheree appendice erecta plana.

Cyanothamnus ¢enwis ; annua ?, foliis simplicibus filiformibus internodiis seepé
brevioribus, floribus solitariis axillaribus, petalis demum erectis imbricatis,
filamentis ciliatis apicé glanduloso-punctatis, antheree appendice ventricosa
oblonga reflexa.

@9) Tuomasta stipulacea; glabra sed pilis ferrugineis stellatis hispida, fohiis cor-
datis subhastatis angulatis obtusis sinuatis margine recurvis, stipulis magnis
foliaceis petiolatis cordatis subtrilobis latioribus quam longis, racemis secundis
foliis longioribus, calyce basi hispido, staminibus 5 sterilibus subulatis,
petalis 0.

(80) Thomasia paniculata ; foliis cordatis lanceolatis subhastatis pilosis subtus
stellato-hispidis, stipulis foliaceis semicordatis rotundatis, racemis flexuosis
multifloris foliis longioribus hispidissimis, staminibus 5, petalis 0, stylo
glabro.

(81) Thomasia pauciflora; foliis cordatis lanceolatis subhastatis pilosis subtus
stellato-hispidis nunc glabrescentibus, stipulis oblongis foliaceis semicordatis
obtusis, pedunculis hispidis apice subtrifloris folioruam longitudine, stami-

nibus 5, petalis 0, stylo basi tomentoso.——Priori affinis, sed habitu om-
uino diversa, et stylo racemis floribusque duplé minoribus facillimé distin-
guenda.

82) Thomasia glutinosa ; foliis cordatis hastato-trilobis supra pilosis subtis stel-
lato-tomentosis, stipulis nullis ?, racemis subterminalibus erectis multifloris
glutinosis pilorum fasciculis sparse stellatis, antheris 5 rostratis, petalis 0,
stylo tenui filiformi glabro basi piloso..-—Flowers bright pink, large and
showy.

83) Thomasia canescens ; foliis cordatis ovatis obtusis trilobis hastatisve supra
glabratis subtus ramulisque incano-tomentosis, stipulis nullis ?, racemis sub-
terminalibus erectis multifloris incanis, calycibus basi villosis, antheris 5
rostratis, petalis 0, stylo tenui filiformi glabro. An preecedentis var. sed
fiores duplo minores.

(8) Thomasia grandiflora ; foliis cordatis ovatis obtusis integris demim glabris,
bracteis ovatis ovalibusque obtusis integris trilobisque petiolatis, pedunculis

APPENDIX. XIX

interest, with the exception of 7. stipulacea, paniculata, gluti-
nosa, and grandiflora, all of which bear fine showy flowers,
and deserve a place in a conservatory. Of the other genera,
Corethrostylis bracteata, Endl. a downy shrub with heart-
shaped leaves, is now cultivated in Baron Hugel’s garden at
Vienna; it bears a profusion of graceful forked racemes of
crimson flowers, growing from the axils of crimson bracts,
and is one of the most beautiful plants of the Colony.
Sarotes ledifolia® is a stiff-branched shrub, with very large
flowers apparently of a light blue, and small leaves not un-
like those of Ledum angustifolium, but whorled in threes ;
like the last genus it is remarkable for having a style covered
with clusters of long hairs, so as to look like a bottle-brush.
Leucothamnus montanus® is a large bush, of rare occur-
rence on the mountains, with fine campanulate white flowers,
at the base of which grow three leafy hispid bracts ; its
leaves are heart-shaped, coarsely toothed, and about the size
of those of Thomasia solanacea.

Of other plants allied to Malvacee, there appears to be
very few. A species of Rulingia is in Mr. Drummond’s
collection, and there are five or six fine species of Hibiscus,
of which A. lilacinus of the Botanical Register, tab. 2009,
is one of the handsomest. An Hibiscus, with peltate leaves,
was found by Frazer growing luxuriantly on the beach ; but
I have seen nothing which answers to this description.

terminalibus tomentosis apice subbifloris, calycibus utrinque tomentosis mar-
gine undulatis glabris, staminibus 5, stylo setaceo basi piloso. Flowers
very large, an inch in diameter.

(85) Sarores. Calyx membranaceus pentagonus. Petala 5, cucullata. Sta-
mina 5, antherarum apice elongato bilobo. Ovarium 5-loculare, loculis
dispermis, ovulis superpositis ; stylus supra basin scopzeformis.

Sarotes ledifolia. Folia linearia, margine revoluta, obtusa, ramulisque incana,
fasciculis pilorum nullis conspicuis; ternatim verticillata, forte stipulis in
folia omnind mutatis. Pedunculi stellato-tomentosi, apice pauciflori corym-
bosi. Flores maximi ccerulescentes.

(86) Levcoruamnus. Calyx campanulatus, bracteis 3 foliaceis basi adnatis.
Petala 0. Stamina 10, alté perigyna, ad basin libera; quinque sterilibus
membranaceis ; antherze fertilium cordatee, obtusee, longitudinaliter dehis-
centes. Ovarium conicum, fundo stamineo calycis semi-immersum, ventri-
cosum, 3-loculare ; ovulis cuique loculo duobus, erectis, collateralibus ; stylus
setaceus glaberrimus.

Leucothamnus montanus. Frutex incano-tomentosus. Folia subrotundo-
ovata, cordata, ineequaliter dentata; majora 3 pollices longa. Stipulee semi-
cordate. Pedunculi oppositifolii, apice racemosi. Calyces unciam in dia-
metro metientes, extus hirsuti, intus tomentosi, albi, striis 5 discoloribus.

XX APPEN DIX.

DrosERACES. °

If there were no other evidence of the springy nature of
the soil at Swan River, the abundance of plants of this order
would attest it. Only two species are mentioned by Dr.
Endlicher, namely, D. stolonifera, a small species, with verti-
cillate leaves, and panicles of white flowers; and D. macran-
tha, a very fine species, with stems sometimes more than two
feet long, and panicles of large rose-coloured flowers ; D.
filicaulis of the same author, previously supposed to be con-
fined to King George’s Sound, has also been met with. To
these are five species of Drosera and one of Byblis to add;
all of which are plants of a very remarkable appearance.
D. pallida® has close panicles of large white flowers, with
the general appearance of D. macrantha. D. gigantea* has
a loose panicled erect stem, sometimes as much as two feet
high, with small white flowers ; D. heterophylla” has simple
stems, each terminated by three or four very large flowers,
and is remarkable for the lower leaves being flat and entirely
destitute of the orbicular glandular fringed expansion of the
upper leaves; D. erythroriiza™ is a small plant with obovate
whorled leaves, and bright scarlet bulbs the size of the largest
kind of hazel nut; D. macrophylla” is a plant with a similar

_ 7) Drosera pallida ; glaberrima, caule flexuoso, foliis caulinis alternis longis-
simé petiolatis peltatis orbiculatis glanduloso-fimbriatis: axillaribus brevibus
geminis, racemis terminalibus paniculatis, petalis sepala acuta integerrima
duplo superantibus. Flowers apparently white or pale pink. There is
also a variety of this, if not a distinct species, with the sepals minutely
pubescent, and slightly fringed.

(88) Drosera gigantea ; caule erecto paniculato glaberrimo, foliis brevé petiolatis
peltatis triangularibus longissimé fimbriatis: axillaribus geminis feré aqui-
longis, panicula laxa multiflora, alabastris subrotundis, petalis sepala acuta
glaberrima superantibus. Flowers small, white.

(89) Drosera heterophylla; bulbis spheericis nigris, caule erecto simplici flexuoso
glaberrimo, foliis radicalibus linearibus acuminatis caulinis subtriangularibus
peltatis brevé petiolatis fimbriatis axillaribus nullis, racemis terminalibus pau-
cifloris, petalis sepala oblonga obtusa glanduloso-serrulata tripld superantibus.

() Drosera erythrorhiza ; bulbis sphericis coccineis, caule brevi simplici verti-
cillum unicum foliorum gerente obovatorum versus marginem glanduloso-
villosorum, cyma terminali puberula, petalis sepala acuta glabra dupld
superantibus.

(91) Drosera macrophylla; bulbis . . . . caule brevi simplici verticillam unicum
foliorum gerente obovatorum glanduloso-hirtorum, pedunculis elongatis pau-
cifloris glabris in medio verticilli fasciculatis, petalis sepala acuta glabra
duplo superantibus. Like the last in habit, but three times as large.

APPENDIX. XXl

appearance, and probably has also bulbs. The Byblis” is a
most beautiful plant, erect, covered with very singular
elands, a foot and half high, with. filiform leaves ten or
eleven inches long, and purple flowers more than an inch
and half in diameter. All of these are well worthy cultiva-
tion, but it will perhaps be difficult to preserve them.

These Droseraceous plants appear likely to be in some
cases of commercial value as dyer’s plants. Every part of
D. gigantea stains paper of a brilliant deep purple; and
when fragments are treated with ammonia they yield a clear
yellow. The bulbs of D. erythrorhiza and stolonifera possess
the same property ; in these there is a deep scarlet powder
secreted by the scales of the bulbs, which is instantly dis-
solved in ammonia, forming at first an orange-coloured fluid
of great richness, but it soon changes to the rich purple
above mentioned, which is more like the colour obtained
from Archil than any thing else to which I can compare it.
Possibly these bulbs are what Dr. Milligan speaks of under
the name of “boom,” which he says ‘‘ are scarlet roots, not
unlike in shape and size to tulip roots. They roast them in
the ashes, and then pound them between two flat stones,
rubbing the latter with a ball of earth to prevent the root
adhering to it; when thus prepared they are mucilaginous
and of a glossy black colour; they may be considered the
bread of the natives who live near the coast.” If so they
may be easily enough obtained for the purpose of exporta-
tion, and may assist the poorer settlers in turning to account
the produce of their land.

PITTOSPORACEX.

The forms of this order found in the Colony are, with
the exception of a Pittosporum of which I have seen frag-
ments, almost peculiar to the West Coast. Both Sollya hete-
rophylla and S. linearis are found; the latter is a new
species, with very narrow undivided leaves, and flowers of
the brightest blue ; it has recently been introduced by Mr.

(92) ByBuis gigantea ; glanduloso-pubescens, caule erecto flexuoso (sesquipedali),
foliis longissimis filiformibus, pedunculis solitariis unifloris axillaribus foliis
brevioribus, sepalis lineari-lanceolatis 3-5-nerviis quam petala serrulata duplo
brevioribus, stigmate simplici.

XXll APPENDIX.

Mangles. There are at least three species of Campylanthera
or Pronaya, twining shrubs, with loose cymes of very pretty
flowers ; of these, Campylanthera (Pronaya) elegans has close
ciusters of hlac and white blossoms, and has been introduced
by Baron Hugel, in whose Arch it is figured at t.6; C.
Frazeri has very narrow leaves, and rather loose violet cymes
on long peduncles; and the third, which is perhaps not
different from the Pronaya speciosa, Endl., is much the finest
of the genus, having very compound smooth cymes, fully
five inches in diameter ; of this plant the flowers are large
and white; I have in addition to these what may be a mere
variety of the last, with smaller flowers and a hairy inflo-
rescence. In Hugel’s Enumeration is mentioned a Marianthus
candidus, found among rocks at the Swan, with white
flowers arranged in long-stalked repeatedly di- or trichoto-
mous terminal cymes; this plant I have not seen, but in
Mr. Toward’s collection there is a plant, apparently belong-
ing to the same genus, with branching, half twining, smooth
and deep brown branches, oblong leaves, some of which are
serrated, and few flowered terminal cymes of white flowers
striped with purple; this, which may be named Marianthus
pictus,” would form a neat and pretty twiner.

Composit&, or ASTERACES.

The species of this order are numerous, and in some
cases beautiful; a few of them are curious, but the greater
part are neither the one nor the other. Gigantic thistles,
eleven feet high, are mentioned by Frazer, but nothing cor-
responding to such plants has been seen by me. He also
speaks of the barren sandy cliffs being in many places snow-
white with the flowers of a Gnaphalium with procumbent
stems, which is probably the Helichrysam Cotula, Benth.
a genus of which there are many species; A. macranthum
and bicolor, which are the handsomest, being already in cul-
tivation. Nearly allied to these is Morna, a beautiful genus,

(93) MARIANTHUS pictus; ramis subvolubilibus resinoso-rugosis nitidis, foliis
petiolatis ovalibus glaberrimis subtus pallidis nunc inequaliter serratis, cymis
paucifloris sessilibus. Flores irregulares, petalis aseendentibus spathu-
latis obtusis. Stamina 5, ineequalia, declinata; antheris ovatis rectis, basi-
fixis, long. dehiscentibus. Ovarium declinatum, 2-loculare, ovulis 00 uni-
seriatis, stylo continuo, stigmate simplici.

APPENDIX. XXill

Rhodanthe, now so common, and several unpublished plants,
of new genera, the more remarkable of which are the fol-
lowing ; viz. Lawrencella rosea,“ a most beautiful annual, re-
sembling Ahodanthe, but handsomer, and differing in the
achenia being covered with long clavate glands, and in the
pappus not being plumose; from the greater part of the allies
of Jthodanthe it is distinguished by the pappus being in many
rows; Ayridanthe,” another genus near Lhodanthe, from
which it differs in the pappus being paleaceous and plumose,
not setose: the species are annuals of no beauty ; and Pitho-
carpa,”’ a very curious genus, of which there are two rather
pretty species ; it is near AZumea in character, but entirel

different in habit. To these has to be added Rhytidanthe
and Izxiolena, Benth., genera with which I am unacquainted.

(94) LawRencELLA (Helichryseze). Capit. multiflorum homogamum. Involucrum
hemispheericum, imbricatum ; squamis exterioribus herbaceis sphacelatis in-
terioribus petaloideis radiantibus. Receptaculum planum nudum. Cor. 5-
dentate. Antheree ecaudatee. Stigmata conica dorso glandulosa. Achenia
erostria, compressa, glandulosa. Pappus multiserialis, setosus, eequalis;
setis serratis. Antherze certe ecaudate et basi rotundatee, sed filis qui-
busdam arachnoideis tenuissimis loco caudze colligatee.

Lawrencella rosea. Herba annua, glanduloso-subpubescens. Folia opposita
et alterna, linearia, obtusa, indivisa. Pedunculi axillares et terminales, mo-
nocephali, lanati. Involucri squame ext. ovate, acutee, margine lanatze ;
interiores elongate, apice subdentatze, amoené rose.

(95) XYRIDANTHE (Helichryseee). Capitulum multiflorum homogamum. Invo-
lucrum campanulatum, imbricatum; sq. ext. concavis rotundatis subscariosis,
interioribus radiantibus apice appendice petaloidea auctis. Receptaculum
planum nudum. Cor. 5-dentate. Antheree pilis arachnoideis caudate.
Stigmata truncata. Achenia erostria, lanata. Pappus paleaceus, biserialis,
corolla longior ; paleis plumosis.

Xyridanthe s¢ricta. Herba annua, glaberrima. Folia alterna, oblongo-lance-
olata, membranacea, sessilia, ami stricti, monocephali, pedunculo om-
nino nudo. Capit. 23 lin. longa, fusca, nitentia, Xyridis capitulum refe-
rentia ; squamis oblongis obtusis, interioribus appendice brevi alba radiante.

(98) PrrnocarPA (Helichrysez). Capitulum multifloram, homogamum. Re-
ceptaculum conicum nudum. Involucrum turbinatum, multiseriale, imbri-
catum; squamis exterioribus subulatis, intimis petaloideis radiantibus, Co-
rolla tubulosa, 5-dentata. Antherze lana tenui baseos coherentes. Achee-
nium erostre, oblongum, calvum, pubescens.

Pithocarpa pulchella. Sesquipedalis, herbacea, lanugine decidua tenui vestita.
Caulis paniculatus parm ramosus, quasi aphyllus: foliis lineari-lanceolatis
sublanatis sessilibus, distantibus. Ramuli 2-3 poll. longi, monocephali,
ascendentes, squamis parvis linearibus distantibus vestiti. Involueri basi sub-
lanati squamze exteriores purpureo apiculatee, interiores candide, obtuse.

(97) Pithocarpa corymbulosa ; ramis elongatis apice corymbosis, involucri subla-
nati squamis exterioribus scariosis acutis.

XXIV APPENDIX.

Some genera with conglomerated capitula also occur, such
as Cylindrosorus and Myriocephalus of Bentham, but they
are of no beauty. Several Asteroidez are found here, many
of which belong to the inconspicuous genera Brachycome
and Lagenophora ; an Hurylia has also been described, and
there is a genus nearly allied to /ranceuria, the Asteridea
pulverulenta,* a plant of some beauty, with the appearance
of an Aster Nove Angliz ; it is not a little remarkable that
with these there also occurs a plant of the genuine genus
Aster,” and of the Alpigenous section, with altogether its
habit. The nearest approach to the vegetation of Cape Com-
positee is met with here, in the case of Hriocladium pyramida-
tum,’ a plant related to Morysia, but very different in
structure. There is even an imitation of the American
Labiate Composite in the form of Amblysperma scapigera,
Benth. a very handsome plant, with very large pale yellow
or white flower-heads placed on a scape from a foot to a foot
and half high ; it is one of the finest plants of the order found
on the continent of Australia.

(98) AsTERIDEA. (Asteroidex, Inulex). Capitulum hemisphericum multiflorum
radiatum ; fl. radii ligulatis uniserialibus tridentatis foemineis; fl. disci 5-
dentatis apice glandulosis, hermaphroditis. Invol. imbricatum, squamis
exterioribus subulatis, interioribus linearibus. Receptaculum planum,
ebracteolatum, areolis elevatis. Antherz basi setoso-appendiculatee. Achee-
nium erostre. Pappus setis uniserialibus, basi subscabris, apice barbellato-
subplumosis, annulo nullo.

Asteridea pulverulenta. Herba erecta, ramosa, Asteris N. Anglie facie,
undique pilis mollibus ramentaceis pulverulenta. Caulis corymboso-panicu-
latus. Folia alterna, linearia, semiamplexicaulia, margine revoluta, utrin-
que, pracipué subtis scabriuscula, Squamze involucri exteriores sub-
squarrosee, apice setaceze glabre, inferids glanduloso-pilose, Flosculi radii
semunciam longi, verosimiliter albi.

(99) Aster ewul (Alpigenus); caulescens, hispido-pilosus, foliis spathulatis
obtusis imbricatis integerrimis dentatisque, pedunculis monocephalis foliis
longioribus, involucri squamis linearibus acutis pilos articulatos densé geren-
tibus, achzeniis striatis pubescentibus. Flowers appear to be purple.

(100) EriocLapium, (Athanasieee). Capitulum multiflorum, homogamum. In-
vol. hemispheericum, imbricatum, densé lanatum. Receptaculum conicum,
paleis latis membranaceis apice appendiculatis floram longitudine onustum.
Cor. 5-dentatze, basi ima glanduloso-pilosee. Antheree ecaudate. Stigmata
truncata. Acheenia erostria, calva, teretia, glabra.

Eriocladium pyramidatum. Tota lanugine densa alba vestita. Caulis pyra-
midatus, ramis rigidis ascendentibus 1-3-cephalis. Folia lineari-oblonga,
sessilia, alterna, internodiis paulo longiora. Capitula in fastigio ramulorum,
inter folia sessilia. Discus flavus conicus.

APPENDIX. XXVIl

three times as large; £. biloba‘ is a branching heath-like
shrub, with brilliant blue flowers growing three or four toge-
ther at the ends of the slender branches ; finally, Z. laricina'"
and L. glauca‘ are plants with the habit of the now com-
mon L. formosa, but covered with great quantities of red or
vellow flowers, larger than in that species. The Dampieras
most worthy of observation are D. cuneata and D. linearis, :
R. Br., both dwarf herbaceous plants, with coriaceous leaves
and deep blue terminal flowers; D. triloba,"* a plant allied
to D. fasciculata, with multitudes of short axillary spikes of
blue flowers, will probably be a gay-looking plant, and D.
coronata'” will certainly rival the handsomest of the Cape
Lobelias ; but all the other species, and there are many, are
by no means beautiful objects.

(18) Leschenaultia dcloba ; folis linearibus, floribus in corymbo paucifloro laxé
aggregatis, pedicellis ebracteolatis, sepalis tubo corolla vix «qualibus, co-
rolla extus glabra intus stuposa laciniis alte bilobis serrulatis mucrone in-
terjecto, filamentis glabris,

(114) Leschenaultia Jaricina ; foliis dense imbricatis linearibus glaucis apiculo
acuminato, floribus axillaribus in apice ramorum subternis, pedicellis ebrac-
teolatis, sepalis tubo corollee brevioribus, corolla glabra basi intds stuposa,
filamentis glabris.

(115) Leschenaultia glauca ; foliis linearibus trigonis incurvis glaucis densé imbri-
catis apiculo acuto, floribus axillaribus in corymbo denso ageregatis, pedicellis
ebracteolatis, sepalis corollze tubo mult brevioribus, corolla unilabiata extus
glabra intus stuposa laciniis ciliatis, filamentis glabris. Near L. expansa,
R. Br. from which it differs in the want of bracteole, and probably in
other respects.

(16) Dampier ¢triloba ; herbacea erecta, caule trigono, foliis sessilibus cuneatis
trilobis utrinque glabris, spicis axillaribus paucifloris folio brevioribus, corol-
lis extus pilis appressis, ramulis parallelo-approximatis. Flowers bright
blue, but small.

(117) Dampiera coronata ; herbacea erecta, caule triptero paniculato, foliis glaber-
rimis inferioribus cuneato-lanceolatis incisis dentatisve superioribus linearibus
acutis summis subulatis, floribus pedunculatis, ovario hine gibboso calyce
5-dentato coronato, corolle pilis nigris areté appressis.

(118) Dampiera alata; herbacea erecta, caule simplici alato marginato, foliis obo-
vatis integerrimis basi angustatis, pedunculis filiformibus glabris apice pauci-
floris, corollis extus nigro-barbatis: villis plumosis.

(49) Dampiera lavandulacea; ramis teretibus, foliis lineari et oblongo-lanceolatis
linearibusve subdentatis margine revolutis subtis incanis, pedunculis termi-
nalibus axillaribusque lanatis, corollis extus griseo-barbatis : villis plumosis.

Flowers blue.

(120) Dampiera teres; foliis semiteretibus obtusis incanis, spicis longé peduncula-
tis, floribus distantibus, corollis extus densé tomentosis; villis nullis.
Flowers very bright blue. A small species, with slender peduncles.

XXV1Hl APPENDIX.
STYLIDIACEZ.

The abundance of this singular order at Swan River is
most remarkable. Judging from the specimens hitherto
received they must be among the most common plants ;
indeed this Colony seems to produce a greater propor-
tion of species than any other country yet examined. In
Brown’s prodromus forty-six species only are named for all
New Holland, if ten are added for those of other countries,
we shall have only fifty-six ; but I possess from Swan River
alone at least forty well marked species, and there are some
of Baron Hugel’s with which I am unacquainted. By far
the larger part of these are plants that it would be desirable
to introduce into cultivation ; for, independently of the sin-
gular irritability of their column, they have in most. cases
beautiful gaily coloured flowers, the abundance of which
compensates for their smallness; and from what we know of
the very few yet in gardens, no difficulty has to be anticipated
in their cultivation. Their tints are by no means confined
to pink, as it would seem from those already seen in a living

(21) Srytipium (I. A.) leptostachyum; scapo simplici glaberrimo discolore,
foliis obovatis acutis longé petiolatis, racemo simplici elongato, rachi ovariis
pedicellisque glandulosis. Flowers small, apparently white. Stem 14
to 2 feet high, very slender, deep purple.

(122) Stylidium (I. A.) seabridum; scapo glanduloso-piloso decumbente foliis
linearibus reduplicatis pubescenti-scabris aquali, racemo laxo subcorym-
boso glanduloso-hirsuto.

(123) Stylidium (I. A.) caricifolium ; scapo stricto glanduloso-piloso foliis lineari-
ensiformibus reduplicatis pubescenti-scabris longiore, racemo sub-ramoso, ra-
chi ovariis pedunculisque glandulosis.—Near the last, but the flowers are much
larger, and the rachis, &c. destitute of the shagginess of that species.

(24) Stylidium (I. C.) saaifragoides ; foliis lineari-lanceolatis apice _piliferis
margine scabriusculis, seapo glabro, racemo subramoso, rachi ovario corol-
laque glanduloso-pilosis.

(125) Stylidium (I. C.) striatum ; foliis obovato-lanceolatis acutissimis flabellatim
venosis glabris, scapo glaberrimo glauco foliis quibusdam linearibus prope
medium approximatis et quasi verticillatis, racemo simplici, floribus eglan-
dulosis. Perhaps this plant should be rather stationed in Brown’s sec-
tion I. D., for the small leaves of the scape are almost verticillate ; the
leaves however are remarkably different from those of any other species.
The scape is 13 foot high; the flowers seem to be white.

(126) Stylidium (I. C.) dieolor ; foliis linearibus mucronatis margine seabris,
scapo glaberrimo aphyllo, racemo laxo subramoso, ovario rachi corollaque
glandulosis. Flowers apparently white, with a deep purple spot in the
middle of the lobes of the corolla.

27) Stylidium (I. C.) ciliatum ; foliis linearibus ciliatis apice piliferis, scapo
floribusque pilis luteis glandulosis vestitis, rachi villosissima, panicula pyra~
midata. Flowers apparently white.

APPENDIX. XX1X

state in Europe; for although that colour is predominant,
yet we have yellow, yellow spotted with brown, and many
shades of purple. Of already published species the follow-
ing will be found the most striking; S. hirsutum, R. Br.,
whose flowers are as large as those of Lobelia heterophylla,
S. pilosum, Lab., S. crassifolium, R. Br., which has a stem
two feet high, and S. Brunonianum, Benth., a glaucous spe-
cies with verticillate leaves, and interrupted racemes of
beautiful violet flowers. Of the numerous kinds hitherto
undescribed, those whose characters are given below are
plants exceedingly well worth cultivation.

(28) Stylidium (I. C.) Aispidum; foliis linearibus hispidis incurvis apice piliferis,
scapo glaberrimo, racemo subramoso corymboso, rachi floribusque glandu-
loso-tomentosis, sepalis ovatis obtusiss ——Flowers white.

(29) Stylidium (1.D.) compressum; scapo compresso articulis 3 verticillato-fo-
liatis, foliis radicalibus linearibus obtusis, racemo cylindraceo glauco sim-
plici, rachi subglandulosa, floribus glaberrimis. Flowers bright rose-
colour.

(130) Stylidium (I. D.) diuroides; scapo 1-articulato glabro: foliis verticillatis
superioribusque sparsis: radicalibus filiformibus obtusis, racemo simplici
pyramidato subglanduloso, calycis foliolis basi planis. Flowers bright
yellow, with the purple marking of Diuris maculata.

(131) Stylidium (I. D.) nudum; caule elongato imbricato, foliis spathulatis acutis
margine denticulatis, scapo aphyllo, racemo cylindraceo simplici glandulis
nigris vestito.

(182) Stylidium (I. D.) caulescens; caule elongato imbricato, scapo extra medium
verticillo 1, foliis caulinis spathulatis acuminatis margine denticulatis scapi
linearibus, racemo cylindraceo simplici glandulis lutescentibus densé pube-
scente. A beautiful pink-flowered caulescent plant, nearly related to the
last species, from which it differs not only in the characters above given, but
also in the spike being longer and more slender, the ovaries much longer,
and the whole inflorescence, instead of being glaucous, covered rather
thickly with small glands upon yellow hairs.

Stylidium (II. A.) pycnostachyum ; scapo villis acutis piloso, foliis radica-

libus spathulatis apiculatis ciliatis, panicula densa cylindracea glanduloso-

tomentosa, rachi villosa, calycibus obtusis.

(134) Stylidium (II. A.) canaliculatum; undique glaberrimum, scapo folioso,
foliis linearibus acutis subcanaliculatis, panicula pyramidata, pedicellis
glandulosis. Flowers small, pale yellow.

(135) Stylidium (Centridium) androsaceum; foliis radicalibus membranaceis ovato-
subrotundis petiolatis subglandulosis, scapo glabro subglanduloso, cyma sim-
plici brachiata basi diphylla, pedunculis pubescenti-glandulosis, ovario glan-
duloso-scabro, corollz calcaratee tubo brevissimo laciniis posticis bidentatis
anticis majoribus inzequaliter bilobis, labello parum minore. A nearly
leafless plant, about six inches high, with the aspect of an annual Andro-
sace. It is nearly related to to 8. calcaratum of Brown, and with it, and
perhaps S. stipitatum Benth., forms a section of Stylidium, much more
distinct from those called Tolypangium and Nitrangium by Endlicher than
they are from each other.

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XXX APPENDIX.

PROTEACES.

No where is the many-faced appearance, from which
these plants derive their name, more conspicuous than at
the Swan River, where they are extremely numerous, and to
a great extent different from those of the rest of the conti-
nent. No one would suspect the genus Conospermum to
belong to the order at all, until after a minute examination,
for while the majority of the species with their long woolly
panicled irregular flowers have altogether a peculiar aspect,
C. acerosum“® might be mistaken for a Colletia; and
C. glumaceum'” has altogether the appearance of some Bu-
pleurum with great membranous bracts. Stirlingia sumplex™
resembles a Sanicula, and many of the species with capitate
flowers have greatly the character of a Composite inflores-
cence. As to the Hakeas and G'revilleas, of which there are
many, their leaves are so varied and peculiar that a young
Botanist might be excused for mistaking them for ferns, or
Cycadacee.

As this order is so important a part of the vegetation of
the Colony, and more likely than any other to find its way
into gardens, it is desirable to notice the new species in
rather more detail than has generally been done in this little

sketch.

Anadenia consists of plants whose leaves are their chief

(136) CONOSPERMUM acerosum ; foliis acerosis pungentibus glaberrimis, pedun-
culis axillaribus solitariis tomentosis foliis multd brevioribus, capitulis pau-
cifloris, bracteis cucullatis mucronatis calycibusque glabris.

Conospermum glumaceum; glabrum, caule ramoso, foliis linearibus uni-
nerviis falcatis mucronatis, floribus paniculatis intra capitula glumacea in-
clusis, bracteis lanceolatis imbricatis nervatis coloratis, rachi villosa, ovario
piloso.

Conospermum sclerophyllum; minutissimé pubescens, caule paniculato,
foliis teretibus apice conicis sphacelatis, pedunculis axillaribus foliis dupld
longioribus e spicis alternis, rachibus calycibusq. lanatis.

(139) Conospermum incurvum ; caule fruticoso dichotomo pubescente, foliis fili-
formibus patentibus canaliculatis incurvis glabris, pedunculis apice racemosis
et paniculatis terminalibus angulatis distanter squamatis rachibusque glabris,
pedicellis calycibusque villosissimis, galea calva. C. disticho affinis.
STIRLINGIA stmplex; pedunculis elongatis indivisis, capitulis multifloris,
bracteis exterioribus ovato-lanceolatis acutis.

Stirlingia paniculata; scapo paniculato multifloro, capitulis 5-9-floris,
foliis ter bipartitis : laciniis lineari-lanceolatis planis apice callosis.

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APPENDIX. XXXxl

ornament, the flowers being small and inconspicuous. A.
flexuosa’ is a singular species, allied to A. pulchella, with
most curious zigzag leaves; A. gracils™ is a pretty graceful
plant, near A. trifida; A. Aquifolium™ might be mistaken
for a Holly, when not in flower; and A. hakeoides’” has
broad toothed reticulated leaves, so much like those of Hakea
undulata that it would be mistaken for that plant if it were
not for the absence of the hypogynous gland of the order.
To Conospermum, and the strange species called C. acero-
sum and glumaceum, allusion has already been made ; besides
these there is C. Hiigelu, Endl., a plant with small simple
heads of inconspicuous lowers, and several others with
calyxes buried in wool, such as C. triplinervium and undu-
latum,'" brachyphyllum,* &c.; among which C. densi-

(2) ANADENIA flecuosa; foliis bipinnatifidis glabris rachi flexuosa alata: lobis
decurrentibus triangularibus elongatis pungentibus integris, racemis densis
pedunculatis multifloris, perianthii glabri apicibus subrotundis, stylo et ovarii
pedicello compressis.

(143) Anadenia tenuiflora ; ; villosa, foliis pinnatis : : laciniis cuneatis tripartitis tri-
fidisque venis subtus prominentibus seepius apice tridentatis lobis triangula-
ribus pungentibus, racemis axillaribus foliis brevioribus, perianthii tenuisimé
pubescentis apicibus subulatis, stylo pubescente, ovario longé stipitato, stig-
mate subulato.
Anadenia gracilis ; ramis gracilibus angulatis sericeis, foliis marginatis tri-
partitis pinnatifidisque, in petiolum elongatum cuneatum decurrentibus supra
glabriuseulis subtis pilosiusculis: laciniis angusté oblongis pungentibus
nunc acuminatis integris nunc abrupté tridentatis dente intermedio produc-
tiore, racemis foliorum longitudine rachi pubescente, perianthii glabri apici-
bus subrotundis, stylo elongato stipitique glabro.

Anadenia Aquifolium ; ramis angulatis sericeis, foliis oblongis spinoso-den-

tatis basi cuneatis integerrimis Subeas Sericeis reticulatis supra planis, racemis

foliis brevioribus, rachi perianthiisque glabris, stipite ovarii stylo multo
breviore.

Anadenia hakeoides ; glaberrima, foliis oblongis spinoso-dentatis utrinque

reticulatis basi cuneatis integris, fasciculis axillaribus sessilibus glabris, brac-

teis villosis, ovario sessili.. ——Species Hakex facie, sed glandula hypogyna
nulla. Stylus conicus elongatus Anadenia, sed stipes feré nulla.

ConosPERMUM undulatum ; foliis lanceolatis undulatis basi attenuatis ob-

soleté triplinerviis sericeis, paniculd longissimé pedunculata e spicis alternis,

rachibus bracteis calycibusque lanatis. Gc: triplinervio aff. sed floribus
quadrupld majoribus; amborum coma ovarii pilis longissimis vestitur fer-
ruginels.

(148) Conospermum brachyphyllum ; acaule, foliis erectis fascicultis teretibus
glabris, pedunculo terminali longissimo simplici glabro squamis distantibus
appressis acuminatis vestito surstim minuté sericeo corymboso paniculato,
rachibus lanatis, calycibus villosissimis.

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XXXII APPENDIX.

florum,’® with very closely arranged flowers, seems to have
blue bracts.

The Synapheas are in many cases ragged-looking plants,
whose leaves seem as if they were intended to be larger, but
starved into hard dry lobes. SS. decorticans'® is a strange
oak-leaved plant, whose bark is thrown off in numerous thin
brown layers; S. brachystachya'’” seems clothed with the
leaves of an Eryngium; and S. pinnata™ has large regu-
larly pinnated leaves, glaucous on the underside.

Lambertia occurs in the form of a most beautiful species,
with orange-coloured flowers,“* and is moreover of great
Botanical interest from its flower-heads consisting each of
either thirteen or nineteen flowers, neither more nor less.
When Dr. Brown described the genus in his Prodromus, he
only knew species with either one or seven flowers in a head ;
and with his habitual sagacity he ascribed that number to

(149) Conospermum densiflorum ; sericeo-pilosum, foliis filiformibus densé imbri-
catis, pedunculo longissimo apice corymboso, floribus capitatis bracteis
lineari-lanceolatis villosissimis (ceeruleis?) aqualibus, calycis longé tubulosi
laciniis elongatis, ovario pubescente apice comoso, stigmate fornicato.
An Chiluris associandum ?, calyx enim tubo gaudet elongato laciniis line-
aribus solito longioribus, haud tamen caudatis.
SynAPHEA decorticans ; foliis favosis glabris inferioribus obovatis et cunea-
tis trilobis superioribus cuneatis tripartitis petiolo dupld brevioribus: laciniis
oblongis planis obtusis mucronatis lateralibus 2-3-lobis intermedia tripartita
lobis bilobis trilobisque, squamis involucrantibus sericeo-villosis, spicis elon-
gatis foliorum longitudine, calycibus glabris, ovario pubescente, stigmate
truncato obsoleté bicorni.

(151) Synaphea gracillima ; foliis favosis glabris inferioribus obovato-oblongis
trilobisque superioribus tripartitis petiolo tereti gracili triplo brevioribus :
laciniis divaricatis lineari-oblongis planis obtusis mucronatis lateralibus in-
termediaque bi-tripartitis, squamis involucrantibus glaberrimis, spicis ramo-
sis gracillimis foliis multo longioribus, calycibus ovarioque glabris, stigmate
bicorni.

(152) Synaphea brachystachya ; foliis planis subtus sericeis : inferioribus obovatis
subsessilibus, intermediis cuneatis in petiolum ipsis longiorem angustatis
trilobis laciniis spinoso-tridentatis ; supremis petiolis dilatatis multd longi-
oribus tripartitis canaliculatis laciniis tridentatis spinosis, spinis erectis foliis
brevioribus, ovario lanato, stigmate truncato.——Variat. foliis angustiori-
bus, subtus glabriusculis.

(153) Synaphea pinnata ; foliis pinnatis 2-3-jugis; foliolis oblongo-linearibus
reticulatis subtus glaucis petiolo brevioribus: jugo infimo nunc trifoliolato,
spicis ramosis foliis multd longioribus, floribus distantibus, calycibus glabris,
ovario pubescente.

(54) LaMBERTIA multiflora ; involucro floribus duplo breviore, foliis linearibus
mucronatis basi angustatis utrinque glabris margine planis.

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APPENDIX. XXV

EPpacriIDACEX.

These are numerous, but of little interest. The genera
are all found in other parts of the continent, with the solitary
exception of Conostephium,'”' of which two species are known,
both rather pretty shrubs, with one-sided spikes of flowers,
whose pallid calyx strikingly contrasts with their conical
corolla. The greater number of species belong to Lewco-
pogon, but none of them deserve particular record. Of
Lissanthe’’ there is a noble form, already introduced and
known in the gardens by the false name of Leucopogon verti-
cillatus ; it has fascicles of small flowers, but its’ quasi-verti-
cillated leaves, with long intervals between them, give it a
singular and handsome aspect. ‘There are several Anderso-
nias, among which A. aristata,’’ with dense heads of
bearded flowers surrounded by an aristate calyx, is the most
deserving notice. To these have to be added a small red-
flowered Stenanthera,“* a long-flowered rather handsome
Styphelia,” and two very beautiful Lysinemas.'”

GOODENIACER.

The species of this order are very numerous, and are
chiefly blue-flowered ; the proportion of yellow species being

(101) ConosTEPHIUM pendulum, Benth. and
Conostephium minus; foliis linearibus margine revolutis apice sphacelatis,
calycibus leviter pubescentibus. Flowers not more than half the size of
C. pendulum.

(102) LissANTHE verticillata ; foliis glaberrimis oblongo-lanceolatis striatis subtus
pallidis verticillatim approximatis internodiis subzequalibus, spicis axillaribus
quasi fasciculatis laxis foliis brevioribus.

(103) ANDERSONIA aristata; foliis lmearibus appressis acutis apice incurvis gla~
bris, floribus capitatis, corollee laciniis revolutis barbatis calyce aristato
brevioribus.

(101) STENANTHERA ciliata; foliis linearibus pungentibus ciliatis, bracteolis 4
striatis sepalisque apiculatis corolla brevioribus.

(105) SrypHELIA ¢enuifolia ; foliis ovatis concavis aristatis serrulatis, tubo corolla
tenui longissimo intus nudo, ramulis subpubescentibus.

(106) LysINEMA curvatum ; ramulis tomentosis, foliis ovato-linearibus carinatis
imbricatis leviter ciliatis apice incurvis, corollis arcuatis pentapetalis: un-
guibus apice coherentibus inti lanatis calyce longioribus, bracteis 25-30
margine lanatis. Bis,

(107) Lysinema spicatum ; ramulis foliisque ovatis imbricatis carinatis glabris,
floribus spicatis, bracteis foliaceis, corollis pentapetalis: unguibus longitu-
dinaliter distinctis extus tomentosis.

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108

inconsiderable. The prettiest of the latter is a Velleya,
allied to V. spathulata, R. Br., but whose calyx has five
sepals. Huthales trinervis, R. Br., is also found here, and
several G'oodenias, all however mere weeds, with the excep-
tion of Goodenia rigida, Benth., and a plant allied to G. in-
cana, R. Br., if not the same, both which are pretty blue-
flowered plants resembling Lobelias. Mr. Frazer found an
aquatic stoloniferous species, covering the sandy bottom of
the shoal water of Pelican Point, but I do not know which it
was. Of Scevola there are many ; of that genus S. anchuse-
folia, calliptera, and pilosa, Benth., are showy herbaceous
plants; S. multifiora™ is also of some beauty, in consequence
of its numerous pale blue flowers arranged in close leafy
spikes; S. platyphylla’® is a broad-leaved hairy species, with
white flowers of considerable size; but S. sguarrosa,'" fasci-
culata, Benth., and all the others I am acquainted with, are
not at all suited to the objects of cultivators. It is among
the Leschenaultias and Dampieras that the fine plants of this
order are to be sought in this part of the world. Of the former
genus five if not six species have already been discovered, all
of which are most beautiful plants; £. floribunda, Benth.
has dense clusters of blue and red flowers at the end of long
branches, and is the least deserving cultivation; L. grandi-
flora’ is like it in habit, but has a deep blue corolla, two or

(108) VeLLeya lanceolata; caule procumbente, foliis lanceolatis basi angustatis
subdenticulatis pilosiusculis axillis villosis: superioribus linearibus pedun-
culis brevioribus, calyce 5-phyllo piloso, corolla basi gibbosa. Flowers
bright yellow. This plant agrees with neither of Brown’s sections exactly ;
but naturally belongs to the second of them.

(109) Scavota (Gymnostegia) multiflora ; glaberrima, caule paniculato, foliis
ovalibus argute serratis utrinque acutis, spicis elongatis multifloris, bracteis
lineari-lanceolatis integerrimis, stylo villoso, fructu costato leevi.

(110) Sceevola (Xerocarpa) platyphylla ; pilosa, foliis oblongis apiculatis subser-
rulatis semiamplexicaulibus internodiis multo longioribus, floribus axillari-
bus solitariis foliis paulo longioribus, corolle unilabiatee tubo intus lanato,
indusio hirsutissimo, stylo glabro.

(11) Sezevola (Gymnostegia) squarrosa; caule erecto paniculato angulato gla-
berrimo, foliis linearibus denticulatis coriaceis supremis bracteisque squar-
rosis acuminatis, spicis capitatis mox elongatis, drupis inferioribus distantibus
compressis lzevibus, stylo pilosiusculo. Flowers very small, pale blue.

(2) LescHenauLtia grandiflora; foliis linearibus distantibus acutis, floribus
axillaribus in corymbo dense aggregatis, pedicellis ebracteolatis, sepalis tubo
corolle2 aqualibus, corolla extis glabra intus stuposa laciniia subciliatis,
filamentis gclabris.

APPENDIN. XXX11i

the circumstance of the flower-heads being formed in whorls
equal in power to that of the leaves; so that as the latter
erew in threes the flower-head would necessarily consist of one
Sawer or of three and one, or of six and one; the first and the
third cases he knew, and he conjectured that the second
would be one day discovered. Although the Swan River
species is not referable to the second case, yet it confirms the
correctness of Dr. Brown’s views, for the increased number
of flowers found in its heads is constantly some new power
of three ; in some specimens they are 3 x 4+ 1=13, and in
others 3 x 6+ 1=19; and to this I perceive no exception.
Dryandras abound. In addition to D. floribunda, ner-

vosa, bipinnatifida, and the elegant D. Mrazeri, whose leaves
are divided into fine awl-shaped lobes, there are the follow-
ing new ones; viz. D. favosa,’” a species near D. armata,
but the leaves have no hairs in their lacune, except when
very young, the flower-heads are much smaller, and the
stigma is obtuse, not subulate; D. carduacea,’® a charming
species, with leaves like those of a Carthamus; D. stuposa,'’” a
plant near D. formosa, and quite as handsome ; D. nobilis,'®
most splendid plant in the way of D. longifolia and oe.
with leaves from a foot to a foot and half long; and finally

D. proteoides,’” which has much the look of a Cape Protea.

(155) Dryandra favosa ; foliis pinnatifidis nitidis adultis utrinque glaberrimis flora-
libus tantum basi villosis: Jobis triangularibus planis pungentibus subtus
alte lacunosis: pilis citissimé deciduis, ramulis tomentosis, calycis apice
glabro, stylis basi villosis, stigmate tereti obtuso.

(156) Dryandra carduacea ; ramis pubescentibus, foliis lanceolatis subtis niveo~
tomentosis supra glabris spinoso-dentatis planis versus basin spinoso-pinna-
tifidis, involucro glabriusculo floribus duplo breviore: foliolis exterioribus
angustis triangularibus interioribus elongatis ciliatis, calycibus sericeis, stylo
basi glabro, stigmate fusiformi subungulato obtuso.

(157) Dryandra stuposa; ramis villosis, foliis elongato-linearibus semipinnatifidis
subtus niveis venosis lobis isoscelo-triangularibus mucronatis margine leviter
revolutis, involucro tomentoso patulo floribus multo breviore : foliolis interi-
oribus intus glabris striatis, calyce lanato apice truncato stuposo ferrugineo,
stigmate suleato obtuso.

(158) Dryandra nobilis ; ramis villosis, foliis elongato-linearibus subtus cinereis
tomentosis supra glabris subsessilibus: lobis eequilateri-triangularibus mu-
cronatis decurrentibus margine revolutis subtus 3-5-nerviis, involucro lanato:
foliolis exterioribus lineari-lanceolatis serratis foliaceis interioribus inermibus
floribus triplo brevioribus, calyce sericeo apice barbato, stylo basi glabro,
stigmate tereti obtuso sulcato.

(152) Dryandra proteoides ; foliis elongato-lincaribus subsessilibus Eee
‘fidis subtus niveis venulis nudis reticulatis : lobis rectangulo-triangularibus

E

XXXIV APPENDIX.

Mr. Frazer has reported the existence of a plant he re-
ferred to Ban&sia grandis, with a trunk fifty feet high, and
frequently more than two feet and a half in diameter, occu-
pying the barren hills on the banks of the river, at Point
Frazer ; but as I have seen no specimens of the plant, I do
not know whether he determined the species rightly or not.
It is however certain that B. Menziesit, a very noble species,
is found here, together with B. prionotes,'® allied to B. emula,
and B. Aguifolium," a new instance of the Isostylis division,
with very much the look of a Dryandra.

Of Jsopogon aud Petrophila, two genera perhaps better
united, there are many interesting species, especially J.
spherocephalus,'* so like P. linearis that the one may be
mistaken for the other; P. seminuda,'® a fine plant with

decurrentibus mucronatis margine revolutis, involucro nudo pubescente :

foliolis extimis ovatis intimis e lata basi linearibus elongatis apice tomen-

tosis floribus duplo longioribus, calycis laciniis filiformibus glabris, stylo
basi glabro, stigmate tereti angulato obtuso. An Hemiclidize species ¢

BaNnksIA prionotes; ramis petiolisque tomentosis, foliis lato-linearibus

elongatis truncatis serratis subtus reticulatis secus costam pubescentibus

lacunis albo-lanatis: dentibus equilateri-triangularibus, calycibus lanatis,
stylo pone apicem constricto tum in stigma suleatum subconicum expanso,
strobilis spheeroideis.

Banksia (Isostylis) aquifolium ; foliis cuneiformibus spinoso-dentatis glabris

basi integerrimis subtus obsoleté lacunosis, ramis villosis, strobilis brevis-

simis lanatis, calycibus sericeis apice glabris,

(162) Banksia cylindrostachya; ramulis tomentosis, foliis elongato-linearibus

truncatis serratis supra leevibus nitidis subtus niveis tomentosis reticulatis

basi angustatis integerrimis, amento cylindraceo terminali foliis obvallato,
calycibus glabris, stigmate parvo tereti sphacelato.

Isorocon spherocephalus ; ramis tomentosis villosis, foliis lato-linearibus

faleatis utrinque striatis sericeis, strobilis terminalibus spheericis squamis

lanatis apice calvescentibus, calycis tubo basi glabro apice crispato-barbato,
stigmatis articulo superiore glabro subulato apice dilatato excavato : inferiore
breviore stuposo.—-Petrophilze lineari simillimus.

(164) Tsopogon cornigerus ; ramulis tomentosis, foliis sericeis teretibus exsulcis
tripartitis laciniis divaricatis mucronatis lateralibus bilobis petiolo breviori-
bus, capitulo sessili terminali squamis lanatis, calycibus hirsutis, stigmatis
articulo superiore subulato apice dilatato inferiore stuposo zquali.

(165) Tsopogon scaber ; ramulis tomentosis, foliis planis scabris cuneatis in lacinias

lineares canaliculatas alté fissis vel biternatis, strobilis sphzericis sessilibus

axillaribus : squamis ovatis acutis apice reflexis glabris, calycibus glaberrimis,
stigmate elongato attenuato articulis zequalibus inferiore stuposo.

PeTRopHILa seminuda ; ramis glaberrimis coloratis, foliis teretibus levis-

sime sulcatis biternatis pungentibus, strobilis terminalibus sessilibus: exte-

rioribus parvis ovatis glabris interioribus ovatis lanatis apice calvis, caly-
cibus glaberrimis, stigmatis fusiformis articulo superiore pubescente.

(160)

(161)

(163)

(166)

APPENDIX. XXXV

yellow flower-heads; P. biloba, whose branches are some-
times covered for six inches together with feathery flowers ;
and P. heterophylla,'” a very graceful plant. Another spe-
cies, P. brevifolia,’® has flowers which, when infused in hot
water, give out so brilliant a yellow colour that it is worth
examination as a probable source of a dyeing material.

The Persoonias are plants of little beauty; P. Frazer: is
the handsomest ; P. macrostachya,’” like Petrophila brevi-
folia, seems to possess dyeing properties that deserve inves-
tigation.

Of Hakea the species are numerous, and generally by
no means worth cultivation, H. ruscifolia being the only one

(167) Petrophila heterophylla ; ramis glabris, foliis elongato-linearibus obtusis
apiculatis basi longé angustatis utrinque striatis simplicibus v. 2-3-partitis,
strobilis ovalibus axillaribus sessilibus : squamis ovatis obtusis nitidis glabris,
calycibus sericeo-tomentosis, stigmatis glabri articulo, inferiore angulato
superiore subulato multd majore.

(168) Petrophila brevfolia ; ramulis glabris, foliis uncialibus teretibus exsulcis
apice spinosis, strobilo terminali ovato sessili squamis glabris: exterioribus
linearibus acuminatis interioribus ovatis acutis, calycibus tomentosis, stig-
matis articulo superiore barbato inferiori glabro angulato eequali.

(169) Petrophila juncifolia ; ramulis glabris, foliis teretibus longissimis exsulcis
apiculatis, strobilis terminalibus ovatis subsessilibus squamis glabris: exte-
rioribus linearibus acuminatis interioribus ovatis acutis, calycibus tomen-
tosis, stigmatis articulo superiore barbato inferiore glabro angulato multo
longiore.

(70) Petrophila glanduligera ; partibus omnibus junioribus villosis sericeis, foliis
sessilibus semiteretibus bipinnatis laciniis pungentibus exsulcis lateralibus
minimis 3-4-partitis superiorum lobis 2-partitis, strobilis subglobosis pe-
dunculatis foliis longioribus: squamis basi tomentosis surstim glabris, caly-
cibus hirsutis sepalis apice glandulam subulatam nudam gerentibus, stigmate
fusiformi inarticulato pubescente.

(171) Petrophila intricata ; ramulis sericeo-villosis, foliis teretibus levitér sulcatis
bipinnatis petiolo flexuoso laciniis trifidis simplicibusque pungentibus, stro-
bilis terminalibus et axillaribus subglobosis : squamis sericeis calvescentibus,

P. serruriz affinis.

(172) Pgrsoonta (Sacculigera) macrostachya ; ramis pube brevi tomentosis, foliis
filiformibus subtus sulcatis floralibus brevissimis, floribus solitariis axillari-
bus pedunculis tomentosis, calycibus pilosis hine saccatis, antheris obtusis,
ovario glabro stylo nullo. ae red

Q73) Persoonia Drummondi ; ramulis pubescentibus, foliis falcatis lineari-lan-
ceolatis elongatis aversis basi angustatis glandulosis, floribus solitariis, pe-
dunculis calycibusque tomentosis, antheris linearibus obtusis, ovarii stipite
articulato. P. falcatze affinis.

(174) Persoonia Laureola ; undique glaberrima, foliis laté ovalibus basi angustatis
obtusis venosis, calycibus apice muticis minutissimé pubescentibus, ovarii
stipite inarticulato, stigmate dilatato.

KXXVI APPENDIX.

which is at all beautiful when in flower; the prickly and
singularly formed leaves of some of them, especially of H.
cristata, glabella, undulata, and triformis” give them a neat
but strange appearance.

Few of the Grevilleas, of which there are many species,
are of much beauty; G. Thielemanniana, lately introduced
by Baron Hugel, is however a magnificent plant, with large
clusters of rich crimson flowers; G. bipinnatifida and querci-
fola are striking species; G. brachyantha,™ a plant related
to the last-mentioned species, seems to have purple flowers ;
and G'. eriostachya,"*' nearly allied to G. concinna, with spikes
from five to six inches long, and yellowish linear leaves, is an
object of considerable beauty.

Of Adenanthos, whose only beauty is in the leaves,
which almost hide the flowers, A. sericea and A. barbigera®
are met with in the Colony. In the latter, and also in A.

75) Hakea ¢riformis ; glaberrima, foliis cordato-amplexicaulibus spinoso-den-
tatis nune subrotundis nunc basi dilatatis in laminam oblongam angustatis
nune denique obovatis basi vix dilatatis, stigmate circulari depresso. H.
amplexicauli affinis, sed glaberrima foliis nunquam cuneatis.
Hakea cyclocarpa; ramis coloratis glaberrimis, foliis oblongo-lanceolatis
obtusis planis basi angustatis subaveniis integerrimis lobatisque, cealycibus
sericeis, folliculis cyclicis compressis muticis.
Hakea mixta ; ramulis filiformibus rigidis glabris, foliis glabris aliis oblongis
obtusis petiolatis coneavis aveniis aliis teretibus mucronatis exsuleis, calyci-
bus villosissimis, folliculis angustis ovalibus compressis muticis.
Hakea pilulifera ; ramulis sericeis, foliis subtis tomentosis aveniis inferio-
ribus oblongis margine revolutis superioribus teretibus subtus sulcatis mu-
crone sphacelato, capitulis numerosissimis axillaribus, calycibus stylisque
hirsutis, stigmate glabro capitato hine truncato medio apiculato.
Hakea tricruris ; ramis glaberrimis, foliis teretibus tripartitis : laciniis pun-
gentibus eequalibus leviter sulcatis petiolo longioribus, ealycibus villosis,
stylo glabro, stigmate depresso subtetragono.
GREVILLEA brachyantha ; glauca, ramulis sericeis, foliis petiolatis coriaceis
reticulatis rigidis marginatis oblongis sinuato-angulatis vel pinnatifidis spie
nosis, racemis terminalibus brevibus cylindricis quaquaversis, bracteis mem-
branaceis cucullatis ciliatis deciduis, calycibus glabris, ovario longé stipitato,
styto clavato, stigmate depresso circulari.
Grevillea (Lissostylis) erzostachya ; ramis tomentosis, foliis linearibus lon-
gissimis striatis subpubescentibus subtis bisulcatis, spicis terminalibus elon-
gatis secundis calycibusque apice Janatis, ovario lanato, stylo glabro, stigmate
depresso dilatato.
ADEN ANTHOS barbigera; ramis villosis, foliis oblongis oblongo-lanceolatisque
sessilibus obtusis pilosis triplinerviis venosis, floribus axillaribus solitariis

pedunculatis, involueris patulis villosis, calycibus pilosis apice barbatis, an-
thera unica sterili.

(176)

(177)

(178)

£179)

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(181)

(182)

APPENDIX. XXXVil

obovata, and probably cuneata, one of the anthers is abortive,
a circumstance which approximates the genus to Conosper-
mum and Synaphea ; but in A. sericea, terminalis, and perhaps
the other filiform-leaved species, the anthers are all fertile.

It is not a little remarkable that in so diversified an order
as this, scarcely any tendency to vary from the small num-
ber of types of structure recognized thirty years since by
Dr. Brown should be discoverable; there is nothing whatever
among the numerous undescribed species from Swan River
which requires the establishment of a new genus, with the
solitary exception of Manglesia. That genus was named by
Endlicher in compliment to Captain James Mangles, R.N.
and Robert Mangles, Esq. his brother, to whose exertions
the country owes the greater part of the plants as yet intro-
duced from this colony into our gardens; and it appears to
be well distinguished from Grevillea by the style being
thickened in a very remarkable manner a little below the
stigma, while the stipes of the ovary is unusually long.
Three species only are yet known; all from Swan River,
namely M. tridentifera, vestita, and glabrata,’* all small
shrubs with three-lobed or trident-shaped leaves, and nume-
Yous clusters of small flowers seated on filiform stalks; but
with regard to the two Grevilleas which Brown calls Cono-
gyne, and which Endlicher is inclined to refer to Manglesia,
it does not appear to me certain that either of them belongs
to it, and G. triternata certainly does not.

MisceLLANntous Exocens.

There are no other orders of Exogens sufficiently re-
markable, as to the proportion they bear to the rest of the
Flora, to require especial notice ; but there are several genera
belonging to different orders, concerning which it is desirable
to make a few observations.

Of the beautiful genus Terratueca there are many spe-
cies, all apparently peculiar to the colony; and, what is
curious, belonging to the pentamerous division of the genus.

(183) Manevesia glabrata ; undique glaberrima, foliis cuneatis triplinerviis apice
trifidis lobis triangularibus pungentibus, racemis laxis multifloris folus lon-
gioribus, apicibus calycum spheericis.

XXXVIl1 APPENDIX.

Of these 7. viminea™ has long smooth slender branches,
slightly covered with smooth ovate whorled leaves, and
bright purple flowers drooping from the end of the branches ;
T. rubriseta’® is a bush loaded with purple or rose-coloured
flowers, and often clothed with bright red hairs; 7. nuda
is a naked plant, looking like a rush when out of flower, but
producing a great quantity of most brilliant crimson blos-
soms; 7. hirsuta’ and pilifera’® are also pretty shrubs, but
not to be compared with the others for gay appearance.
Most of them would be great acquisitions to our gardens.

Four or five species of ComEspERMA are met with, one of
which seems undistinguishable from the blue-flowered twining
C. volubilis of the south coast ; and another is the beautiful
C. conferta, Lab., an herbaceous plant, or under-shrub, clothed
with narrow rigid leaves, and loaded with erect racemes of
violet flowers, succeeded by the curious spathulate emargi-
nate fruit of the genus.

Of Brassicacez& only two genera have been remarked in
a wild state; the one Lepidium, the other Stenopetalum ; the
latter consists of three or four species, with long spirally
twisted petals, but they are none of them of any Horticultural
interest. .

A few SrackHousias are met with, but they are species
of no beauty ; any more than the singular genus T’riptero-
coccus, with its triple-winged sharp-pointed fruit, which seems
peculiar to this locality.

There is a suffruticose Viotaczous plant, with narrow

(184) ‘TETRATHECA viminea ; glabra vy. basi caulis subpilosa, foliis ovato-oblongis
rotundisve verticillatis sparsisque internodiis multd brevioribus, floribus pen-
tameris.

(185) Tetratheca rwbriseta ; ramis pubescentibus nunc pilis rubris hispidis, foliis
lineari-oblongis revolutis supra scabris subtis tomentosis, pedunculis axil-
laribus corymbosis aculeatis setosis glaberrimisve, antheris scabris longé
rostratis, floribus pentameris.

(186) 'Tetratheca nuda; glaberrima, ramis junceis apice abortientibus, foliis linea-
ribus deciduis plurimis deficientibus, pedunculis sparsis glabriusculis corolle
longitudine, petalis obovatis, floribus pentameris.

(187) Tetratheca hirsuta; ramis tomentosis nunc setosis, foliis oblongis sparsis
oppositisve subtis tomentosis supra hispidis, pedunculis setosis scabrisve,
floribus pentameris. Near T. rubriseta; flowers pink.

(88) Tetratheca pilifera ; ramis pubescentibus setosis, foliis verticillatis ovatis
grossé dentatis utrinque glabris: dentibus setigeris, pedunculis glabris foliis
paulo longioribus, floribus pentameris. Flowers dark purple.

APPENDIX. XXXIX

entire leaves, and rather handsome violet and white flowers
on long erect peduncles, called by Endlicher Pigea glauca ;
and another downy small blunt-leaved species with white
flowers, probably referable to the same genus.

Many Dilleniaceous plants occur, together with two spe-
cies of Clematis, a Ranunculus (Colonorum, Endl.), and
several Apiacee of singular but not beautiful forms ; there is
also Pelargonium httorale, an uninteresting species figured in
Hugel’s Archiv (t. 5), an Acena, two Plantagos, a Myrio-
phyllum, and a couple of Boraginaceous plants, resembling
Myposotis. To these must be added the singular genus Di-
plopeltis, of which a plate and full account are given in the
Botanical Register for 1839, t. 69.

Nuytsia floribunda (Tab. IV.), a beautiful shrub, with
very large thyrses of bright orange-coloured flowers, has
already been mentioned (p. iv). It is a singular instance of
a plant belonging to the parasitical order LoranTHacex
growing upon the ground. In a manuscript note, commu-
nicated to me by Mr. Allan Cunningham, it is stated to
flower in the summer months (December and January), and
such is the abundance of the orange-coloured blossoms, that
the Colonists at King George’s Sound compare it toa tree
on fire; hence it has gained the name of ‘“ Fire tree.” A
second species (IV. ligustrina, A. C.) was found by Mr. Cun-
ningham in 1817 in the more arid parts of the Blue Moun-
tains west from Port Jackson; he tells me it forms a very
bushy shrub, three feet high, and flowers usually in the
spring of the Colony (October). The only other species of
the same order, yet found, is a species of Loranthus, growing
parasitically upon the ‘‘ Black Wattle.”

Of Lopetrace#% there are only three of any interest for
their beauty, and we already possess them in our gardens.
L. heterophylla and ramosa, the latter a most variable plant,
are now common; but the third, Zsotoma Brownii, is ex-
tremely rare, although its great beauty would render it a
most ornamental plant. The figure of it under the name of
Lobelia hypocrateriformis in the Botanical Magazine, fig.
3075, was taken from a starved specimen, and gives no idea
of its appearance. In its native state the stem is as thick as
a swan’s quill, one and a half to two feet high, and in one of
my specimens has above forty flowers all open at once ;
the colour in the Botanical Magazine, viz. a rich violet

xl APPENDIX.

with a crimson eye, like Phlox Drummondi, seems to be
correct.

Among Mownopetatous ExoGens not yet noticed, there
are but few remarkable plants. Anthotroche pannosa, Endl.,
is a singular shrub, buried in wool, from among which the
deep purple flowers peep forth. Mallophora globiflora, Endl.,
bears little balls of wool, studded with the points of its white
flowers ; the style of this plant is certainly divided into
two deep filiform lobes, and is not entire as it is described.
Of Hemiandra, a genus of labiate, herbaceous, or half-
shrubby plants, with ribbed pungent leaves and purple
flowers, of which one (/Z. rupestris) has been introduced by
Baron Hugel, there are several handsome species ; Hemi-
genia, another genus of the same natural order, is also met
with ; together with Atelandra,™ a new genus, differing from
both these in its calyx and in habit. Two species are
known, with hoary leaves and apparently purple flowers; of
which A. incana (Tab. V. A) seems the finest. Two species
of the rare genus Halgania have been sent home, both diffe-
rent from those recently described by Endlicher; one of
them, H. cyanea,” is a hispid plant, perhaps an annual, with
axillary blue flowers on long stalks, but of no beauty ; the
other, H. corymbosa,” is a brilliant herbaceous plant, with
long-stalked terminal corymbs of purple flowers.

Of ApreraLous Exogens the greater number belong to
Pimelea and Trichinium ; but, with the exception of 7. Man-
glesu, Stirlingu, and alopecuroideum, few of the latter genus
are of much beauty, and I find but one Pimelea which pro-

(189) ATELANDRA (Lamiacee). Calyx bilabiatus, mollis: labio superiore 2-,
inferiore 3-dentato. Corolla tubo brevi, limbi labio superiore latiore emar-
ginato, inferioris 3-partiti lacinia intermedia majore concavo. Stamina 4 ;
inferioribus longioribus. Antherze glabree, loculo altero ascendente pollini-
fero, altero descendente casso. Styli lacinia superiore minima.

Atelandra incana (Tab. V. f. A); foliis oblongis incanis sericeis, floribus
axillaribus solitariis.

(19) Atelandra polystachya ; foliis oblongo-lanceolatis tomentosis subtis venosis,
spicis axillaribus imbricatis, filamentis basi villosis.

(191) _Hateanta cyanea ; hispido-pilosa, foliis oblongo-linearibus serratis, pedun-
culis axillaribus unifloris foltis longioribus, calycibus adpresso-pilosis: la-
cinlis acutis.

(1%) Halgania corymbosa ; pilosa, foliis cuneato-oblongis grossé serratis basi
eco corymbis pedunculatis multifloris, calycibus villosis: laciniis
obtusis.

APPENDIX. xli

mises to be ornamental; that one, however,'® is a noble

plant, with spherical heads of pink flowers six inches in cir-
cumference, and a compact handsome foliage.

Finally, there is an exogenous plant to which I must par-
ticularly allude, in consequence of its very singular structure.
This, which seems to be herbaceous, has a round purple
stem, clothed near the base with linear striated alternate
leaves, and dividing at the top, which is nearly leafless, into
a corymbose compact panicle of bright yellow flowers. The
calyx is superior and four-toothed ; there are four petals with
an imbricate estivation ; within these are eight stamens with
linear bi-locular anthers; there is no trace of disk; the
ovary is one-celled, and has four membranous wings opposite
the petals; there are four short erect styles, each with a dis-
coloured rounded stigma, and the ovules are one or two,
anatropous, hanging by short funiculi from the apex of the
cavity, one on each side of a slender cord which passes from
the apex to the base of the cell. Some of these characters
are so much those of Combretacee, that the genus might
appear referable to that order, if its habit were not opposed
to such an approximation, which its four styles render still
more objectionable, notwithstanding the correspondence of
its winged fruit with that of Pentaptera. It may also be
compared with the genus Quinchamalium, usually referred
to Santalaceee, with which its unilocular ovary and general
habit very much agree, especially if we suppose that in the
plant under consideration the cord that separates the two
pendulous ovules answers to that which bears the ovules at
its own apex in Quinchamalium; the four distinct styles
however, and the absence of a disk, are materially at variance
with that genus, although not with some other plants of the
same order. It is however among those degenerate forms of
Onagracez, known by the name of Haloragea, that the most
immediate affinity of the plant is probably to be sought, and
especially with Cercodea, by some authors referred to Halo-
ragis; with that genus it corresponds in having a winged

(193) PrmeLeA spectabilis ; foliis oppositis lineari-oblongis acutis sessilibus glaucis
ramisque glaberrimis, capitulis sphzericis sessilibus multifloris, calycis limbo
sericeo: tubo villosissimo, involucri foliolis ovatis acuminatis coloratis.

F

xiii APPENDIX.

fruit, petals similar in form, stamens twice the number of
the petals, definite pendulous ovules, and four distinct styles ;
but it differs from Cercodea and Haloragis in the ovary being
cene-celled in its original structure, and in the estivation of the
corolla being imbricated, not valvate. Itis probable that the
fruit, when it shall be known, will incline the scale of compa-
rison in favour of Haloragee ; but in the meanwhile this brief
discussion sufficiently shews the near relationship that exists
beween Quinchamalium, Combretacee, and Haloragez, not-
withstanding the distance at which the former and two latter
are placed in the artificial divisions of the Natural System.
I propose to name this very curious and interesting genus
Loudonia,' as a tribute to the eminent services rendered to
Horticultural Botany by John Claudius Loudon, Esq. author
of the Arboretum Britannicum, and of many other valuable
works well known in every part of the civilized world. Ha-
loragis cordigera, Fenzl, and probably H. scoparia of the
same author, the former of which has two pairs of ovules
hanging down from the apex of a single cell in the ovary,
and separated, as in the plant under consideration, by a
pendulous cord originating between them, may possibly also
belong to Loudonia; they certainly have no title to be in-
cluded in Haloragis. The following cut, which represents
Loudonia aurea in flower, will I trust be the means of pro-
curing it for our gardens, or at all events of securing an
abundant supply of dried specimens both in flower and fruit
for the use of Botanists.

{193) Louponta (Haloragee ?). Calyx 4-dentatus, superus, tubo tetraptero, a
latere verrucoso. Petala 4, cucullata, estivatione imbricata. Stamina 8,
antheris linearibus. Discus 0. Ovarium |-loculare: ovulis 2, pendulis,
anatropis, filo ab apice loculi oriundo sejunctis ; styli 4; stigmata rotun-
data, discolora, leevia.

Loudonia aurea. Glaberrima; caule erecto, tereti, sesquipedali, simplici,
glauco, discolore, basi foliato, apice nunc aphyllo. Folia linearia, alterna,
coriacea integerrima. Panicula terminalis corymbosa. Bracteze superiores
petaloideee, obovate, floribus aureis equales, primariz foliaceze aut defi-
clentes.

APPENDIX. «lla

Fig. 1. represents
a flower of Loudonia
aurea, magnified, af-
ter three of the front
stamens have been
removed.

Fig. 2. is a section
of the centre of the
ovary, with two stig-
mas remaining, the
two pendulous ovules,
and the cord that se-
parates them.

H &@2{MODORACER.

The West coast of New Holland seems to be the head-
quarters of this natural order, to which the expression
‘‘nullibi copiose,” recently applied to it, is no longer appli-
cable ; for at the Swan River they seem to form about one-
fiftieth of the species. As the order is very little known,
and as every addition to it is on that account interesting, it
will be as well to notice here all the species of the Colony
with which I have any acquaintance.

Of Phlebocarya there is one species,’” a narrow-leaved
sedgy plant, with dwarf panicles of small flowers, of no
beauty.

Hemodorum produces three, one of which is perhaps the
same as the H. planifolium of Port Jackson, and the other

(195) Putepocarya Jevis ; foliis linearibus ensiformibus longissimis glabris, pa~
nicula nana, sepalis petalisque mox deflexis, ovulis apice alatis.

xliv APPENDIX.

two new. Of these H. paniculatum’” is about three feet

high, with stout branched stems, sparingly clothed with very
narrow leaves, and a terminal panicle of rather large flowers,
among which are intermixed many coloured bracts; and
HI. simplex,” has similar leaves, but is much more dwarf,
while its flowers are collected compactly in heads surrounded
by broad bracts ; both these are deserving cultivation.

Of the singular woolly genus T'ribonanthes™ there are
four species, all different from 7’. australis ; they are plants
of no beauty, as far as can be ascertained by their appearance
in the form of dried specimens.

Conostylis the most abounds in species, some of which
are handsome, but others mere weeds. C. setosa*” (Tab.
VI. A) has large heads of cream-colonred woolly flowers, ex-
ternally shaggy, with hairs which are sometimes purple. C.

aurea” is a much handsomer species, with a similar habit,

(196) HamMopoRUM paniculatum ; caule simplici stricto, foliis linearibus longissi-
mis basi dilatatis, floribus paniculatis bracted spathulata margine membra-
nacea brevioribus, sepalis petalisque medio staminiferis linearibus convolutis
eequalibus.

(197) Hemodorum simplex; caule simplici flexuoso, foliis angustissimis basi
dilatatis, capitulis terminalibus solitariis involucratis : bracteis oblongis sessi-
libus, sepalis petalisque basi staminiferis oblongis acutis equalibus.

(198) 'TRIBONANTHES longipetala; caule diphyllo apice lanato, floribus corymbosis,

bracteis lanceolatis glabratis, perianthii foliolis linearibus patentissimis ovario

duplo longioribus, filamentis dentatis anthera brevioribus.

Tribonanthes uniflora ; radicibus testiculatis!, caule pubescente diphyllo :

folio superiore nano margine membranaceo, flore solitario bractead una mem-

branacea alteraque foliacea supér Janata suffulto, perianthii foliolis lineari-
oblongis patulis ovario equalibus, filamentis subdentatis anthera multd
brevioribus.

(200) ‘Tribonanthes variabilis ; caule diphyllo apice lanato, floribus corymbosis,
bracteis lanceolatis glabratis, perianthii foliolis oblongis patulis ovario lon-
gioribus, filamentis antheree subequalibus dentatis v. petaloideis longioribus.

00) "Tribonanthes drachypetala ; caule supra basin diphyllo sursim elongato hir-
suto, floribus capitatis, perianthii foliolis reflexis intis glabris ovario brevio-
ribus, filamentis carnosis triquetro-truncatis dentatis anthera longioribus.

(202) ConostyLis setosa (Tab. VI. A); foliis glabris falcatis margine setosis

scapo simplici lanato equalibus, perianthiis intus lanatis extus villosissimis,

filamentis subulatis uniseriatis. Villi calycis longissimi basi tantim
plumosi.

Conostylis aurea; foliis glabris margine setoso-serrulatis scapo simplici

lanato multd longioribus, perianthiis intus glabriusculis extis croceo-lanatis,

antheris sessilibus sagittatis uniseriatis.— -Villi calycis elongati apice atte-
nuati, basi plumosi.

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but flowers of a bright golden yellow. C. bracteata has
smaller heads, subtended by a leafy bract, and they are
covered with a coarse, rigid wool; it is very near another
plant which answers to Brown’s definition of C. aculeata,
from which it differs in the margins of the leaves being
closely serrulated, in its stem not being furnished with short
smooth shining scales, and in its smaller flowers subtended
by a leafy bract. C. dealbata*” is much like the two latter,
but its flowers are almost gyrate rather than capitate, and the
leaves are hoary. The remainder consist of C. setigera,
R. Br., and C. caricina,*” both small inconspicuous species,
with C. emula,” which forms sedgy tufts of leaves over-
topping the yellow hairy heads of flowers.

Nearly allied to Conostylis are two genera hitherto un-
described. The first, which may be called Blancoa,”* has a
large tubular perianth with an erect limb, and plaits between
the segments, included subsessile anthers, and a bony three-
valved capsule which is nearly superior, and bears the pla-
cente on the dissepiments ; this is a fine showy plant, with

(204) Conostylis bracteata ; foliis glabris margine densé setulosis scapo furfuraceo
mono-di-phyllo zqualibus, capitulis bractea foliacea canescente brevioribus,
perianthiis intus glabris extus aspero-villosis, antheris subsessilibus uniseri-
atis. —- Villi calycis breves rigidi ad apicem usque setoso-plumosi.

(205) Conostylis dealbata ; foliis incanis ciliatis scapo tomentoso multd breviori-
bus, racemis capitatis bifidis subsecundis bractea obtusa longioribus, peri-
anthiis intus glabris extus aspero-tomentosis, antheris subsessilibus uniseri-
atis. An C. candicans, Endl. ? sed perianth. intus glabrum.

(206) Conostylis caricina ; foliis linearibus rigidis integerrimis glaberrimis falcatis
scapo simplici tomentoso medio monophyllo duplo longioribus, capitulis
bracteis longioribus, perianthiis intus glabris extus aspero-tomentosis : laci-
niis tubo duplo longioribus, staminibus uniseriatis.

(207) Conostylis emula ; foliis rectis acuminatis glabris setis longissimis inflexis
ciliatis scapo simplici lanato medio monophyllo longioribus, perianthiis intus
lanatis extis aspero-villosis : laciniis tubo brevioribus, staminibus biseriatis.

Variat. folio scapi herbaceo elongato setoso et membranaceo glabro ;
an sp. 2 ?

(208) Brancoa. Perianthium extus tomentosum, feré inferum, elongato-campa-
nulatum: limbo 6-dentato erecto eequali, tubo inter lacinias plicato. An-
ther 6, subsessiles, basi laciniarum insertee. Capsula nucamentacea, feré
libera, nitida; fundo perianthii persistentis inclusa, 3-valvis ; valvis medio
septiferis seminiferis stylis apice tantum coherentibus terminatis.

Blancoa canescens. Acaulis, Barbaceniz vultu. Folia equitantia, incana, re-
trorsum falcata, acuminata, scapi longitudine. Scapus palmaris, furfuraceo-
tomentosus, pone basin monophyllus, supra medium squama unica cucullata
rigid uniflora instructus, apice bi-triflorus. Flores magni, nutantes, extus
pedunculique plumoso-villosi.

xl vi APPENDIX.

the habit of Barbacenia, and flowers more than an inch and
half long. The second, which I propose to name Andro-
stemma junceum,” is a rushy plant of no beauty, although its
flowers are an inch and half long, for they are green and
buried among the leaves.

Finally, of the well-known genus Anigozanthus there are
not only the A. Manglesu and flavida with their beautiful
green and purple varieties, but there is a dwarf species still
handsomer than they are, in consequence of the compactness
of the flowers and the short neat foliage ; this A. humilis?"
would be a handsome addition to our gardens; a figure of it
is given at B in Plate VI.

ORCHIDACE A.

About sixty species of this interesting order have already
been discovered in this Colony ; and if we regard either
their singular structure, or their beautiful forms, or the
fragrance, large size and gaudy colours of many of them, it
is impossible to say that they at all yield in interest to the
epiphytes of tropical countries. They are however all terres-
trial; and there is an opinion that Orchidacee of that kind
cannot be made to yield to the arts of cultivation. When,
however, we consider how many plants are now common of
which the same opinion was formerly entertained, and more-
over how much beyond the skill of the last race of gardeners
is that of the present day, I think it would be discreditable
to the art, and a libel upon the science of horticulture, to say
that in the cultivation of these plants there are any difficulties
which patience and skill ought not to overcome. The great
obstacles to encounter in the outset are, 1. to obtain thie

(209) ANDROSTEMMA. Perianthium extus tomentosum, semisuperum, cylindra-
ceum : limbo quali sexpartito reflexo. Stamina 6, fauce inserta, eequalia,
longé exserta; antheris linearibus rectis. Ovarium 3-loculare, polysper-
mum: placentis in centro axeos sphericis ; stylus subulatus basi 3-partibilis.
Stigma simplicissimum.

Androstemma junceum. Acaulis, radice multicipiti. Folia spithamea, com-
presso-teretia, acuminata, erecta, glaberrima. Flores 13 poll. longi, extus
virides, tomentosi, limbi laciniis eequilongis angustissimis reflexis. Pedicelli
breves, uniflori, erecti, apice bracteas quasdam membranaceas gerentes.

10) Anicozantuus humilis (Tab. VI. B); rhizomate cormoideo squamato cya-
nescente, foliis faleatis hirsutis et glabriusculis scapo simplici lanato multd

brevioribus, racemo secundo elongato, perianthii limbo erecto, antheris
muticis.

APPENDIX. xlvii

roots in a perfectly healthy condition; and 2. to know ex-
actly what the natural habits are of each particular species.
Upon the latter point at least we possess quite information
enough to authorize an attempt at their cultivation. In a
valuable paper by Mr. James Drummond, in the Gardener’s
Magazine, vol. xiv. p. 425, are many particulars of direct
practical bearing upon this question.

It appears that many of the species, such as Thelymitra,
Macdonaldia, Pterostylis, Diuris, Prasophyllum, &c. have
roots like those of the English Orchis morio, (fig. 1), and they
will require the same kind of management.*

The mode of growth of others is quite different. The
greater part of them have the roots extended to a consider-
able distance, that is, to the depth of several inches, under-
ground, terminated by a bulb, and thickly clothed with
numerous dry loose skins. In Gilossodia (fig. 2 & 2*) Mr.

* For permission to use the accompanying wood-cut, which was executed in
i . . y : >’ . . i
illustration of Mr. Drummond’s paper in the Gardener’s Magazine, T am indebted

to Mr. Loudon.

x] vill APPENDIX.

Drummond says, that “the bulb is renewed every year in
the centre of several layers of bark-like substance, one of
which layers is added every year by the decay of the old
bulb. Ifthe young bulb is dissected at the time when the
plant is in flower, the layer of fibrous substance, which after-
wards becomes the covering, is easily perceptible; it termi-
nates in a point, which the following season becomes a root,
and another root is produced from the bottom of next year’s
fluwer-stalk. In planting these roots the fibrous substance
should not be removed, or the plant will not thrive. The
layer can be easily traced back for ten or twelve years, and
I have no doubt that many of these Orchidacee have con-
tinued to flourish in half a square inch of earth for ages.”
‘« These coated species grow mostly on the exposed sides of
hills, where the soil is a strong loam, mixed with ‘a large
proportion of gravel, and where their numerous coats must
be of the greatest use in protecting their roots from the ex-
cessive heat of the summer sun. All the time they appear
aboveground the weather is seldom warmer than in England
in the month of May.” Such plants as Caladenia (fig. 3 & 3*)
deviate a little from this manner of growth, their roots form-
ing knots, analogous to those on the roots of Arrhenatherum
avenaceum, and ought, Mr. Drummond thinks, to be con-
sidered rather as reservoirs of nourishment, to enable the
plant to flower and perfect seeds, than as true bulbs or buds.
‘* Young plants may be produced by dividing the roots; but
they spring from the joints between the swellings of the
root. One of these swellings, or tubers, is produced annu-
ally, or more than one when the root becomes forked, as it
sometimes does.” This description applies only to Glossodia
and Caladenia, the species of all which seem to have the
same natural habit.

Another plan of growth is to form a bulb at the end of
long woolly roots, as in Drakea (fig 5 & 7), Caleana (fig. 4),
and Leptoceras (fig. 8); and this sometimes takes place in an
excessive degree, as is shewn at fig. 6, where aa are the new
bulbs, and 6 the mother which brought them forth. Mr.
Drummond has traced them in one species for more than a
foot.

The same collector speaks thus of what he supposes to
be a Diuris, and which, from the figure given (9), seems to
be of that genus; but the description does not apply to it.

APPENDIX. xlix

He says, ‘‘we have a fine showy orchis which propagates
freely by the roots, and which I have no doubt would answer
well in the open air in England, if the roots were treated
like the Persian Ranunculus, and kept in a dry warm room
in winter. The roots of the flowering plants are about six
inches long, and resemble a good deal the roots of Anthe-
ricnm Liliastrum, being thickest at the end farthest from the
stem. Two or three are produced annually, and the old ones
decay. On rich calcareous soil this orchis grows two feet
high, and the flowers are large in proportion, and showy ;
the colours are orange and purple.” Probably the plant
intended is Caladenia lonyicauda. (Plate VIII. fig. A.)

To these hints it seems only necessary to add, that the
summer heat of the ground in which such plants are found
is probably about 80°; and to remind the reader that the
land at Swan River is generally springy, so that there must
be an abundant supply of moisture to the roots of plants
when growing.

One of the finest and most numerous genera is Thely- *
mitra, the species of which are stout herbaceous plants, with
the habit of the European Orchis or Serapias, but with much
gayer colours and larger flowers. Th. fusco-lutea, R. Br., is
the only described species which I have seen, all the others
being new ; of thesea figure of 7’. villosa," the most striking

(211) TuEeLyMiTra villoso (Tab. VIII. C); folio radicali oblongo apiculato subtis
villoso caulinis linearibus acuminatis glabris, racemo cylindraceo, floribus
luteis, cuculli laciniis lateralibus glandulosis recurvis intermedia denticulata
emarginata.

(212) Thelymitra stellata; folio radicali oblongo glabro, racemo cylindraceo,
floribus fuscis? stellato-patentibus : laciniis acuminatis, cuculli laciniis late-
ralibus fimbriatis margine postico pulvinatis villosis : intermedia carnosa ga-
leata breviore dorso tuberculata.

(213) Thelymitra macrophylla; folio radicali erecto elongato lanceolato, racemo
elongato cylindraceo, floribus purpureis, cuculli laciniis lateralibus parvis
stuposis : intermedia majore fornicata glabra.

(214) helymitra erinita; folio radicali oblongo apiculato glabro, racemo cylin-
draceo, floribus purpureis, cuculli laciniis lateralibus barbatis unguiculatis
intermedia fornicata emarginata dorso glanduloso-villosa.

:215) Thelymitra campanulata; folio radicali lineari, racemo secundo multifloro,
floribus purpureis campanulatis, cuculli laciniis lateralibus subulatis apice
barbatis intermedia tripartita dorso glandulosa. T. tigrine aff.

216) Thelymitra graminea; folio radicali lineari, racemo secundo multifloro, flori-
bus purpureis, cuculli laciniis lateralibus stuposis unguiculatis intermedia for-
nicata integerrima glaberrima.

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i APPENDIX.

species, is given at Plate VIII. C. From these I think it
necessary to distinguish those species which, like 7h. flex-
uosa, Endl. and Th. venosa, R. Br., have the anther incum-
bent, and not parallel with the stigma. These have in fact
been separated by Mr. Gunn, who names the species met
with in Van Diemen’s Land Macdonaldia, after Mrs. Smith,
née Macdonald, a lady who has examined the Orchidaceous
plants of that island with great care, and from whom a most
beautiful series of dried specimens has reached me through
the good offices of Mr. Gunn. Of two of these with yellow
flowers, viz. M. Smithana," and antennifera, there are
figures at Plate IX. B & C; much handsomer than either is
M. variegata, with purple speckled flowers.

Next to Thelymitra in point of beauty are the species of
Glossodia, Diuris, and Caladenia ; among which are nume-
rous species of the most exquisite forms and gayest colours.
Glossodia Brunonis, Endl., has violet flowers two inches in
diameter, spotted with brilliant purple ; both it and G. emar-
gunata™ have large roots, enveloped in numerous coarse skins,

(217) MacponaLpia. Perianthium regulare, patulum. Labellum sessile, foliolis
conforme. Columna semiteres triloba, cucullata, laciniis nune appendicu-
latis. Anthera terminalis, in stigma mcumbens. Caulis flexuosus, foli-
osus, apice pauciflorus. (§ 2. Biaurella ; cucullilobo medio obsoleto, late-
ralibus appendiculatis.)

Macdonaldia Smithiana (Gunn mss.); caule unifloro 3-phyllo, floribus luteis,
sepalis petalisque obtusis, cuculli trilobi glabri laciniis lateralibus nanis. (Van
Diemen’s Land.) Tab. 1X. B.

(218) Macdonaldia concolor ; caule triphyllo subbifloro, floribus luteis, sepalis
petalisque obtusis, cuculli trilobi glabri laciniis lateralibus majoribus rotun-
datis. (Thelymitra flexuosa, Endl.)

(219) Macdonaldia antennifera (Tab. 1X. C.) ; caule subtriphyllo paucifloro, flori-

bus luteis, sepalis petalisque obtusis, cucullo a tergo appendicibus 2 carnosis

clavatis emarginatis aucto.

Macdonaldia (Biaurella) variegata ; floribus purpureis, sepalis petalisque

linearibus acuminatis, cuculli laciniis lateralibus lanceolatis subcarinatis in-

termedia obsoleta, anthera carnosa obtusa elongata loculis brevibus semi-
circularibus membranaceis.

Macdonaldia (Biaurella) spiralis ; folio radicali spirali caulino solitario ovato,

caule unifloro, floribus purpureis, cuculli laciniis lateralibus carnosis dolabri-

formibus intermedia obsoleta, anthera obtusa apice papillosa.

Macdonaldia (Biaurella) ey yaned caule stricto subbifloro, floribus cyaneis,

cuculli laciniis lateralibus apice dentatis intermedia obsoleta, anthera apice

triloba. (Van Diemen’s Land.)

Macdonaldia venosa.=Thelymitra venosa. R. Br.

Gtossop1a (Elytranthe) emarginata; caule unifloro, columnee ala integer-

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APPENDIX. li

and as sweet as a chesnut, even when dried; they would
certainly afford a delicate article of food. Of the genus Diuris

some, as D. filifola (Tab. VIII. B) and D. Drummondi,”®

hav

e yellow flowers, more or less spotted with purple; others,

as D. corymbosa” and porrifolia, are almost wholly purple ;
these flowers have the two anterior sepals narrow and _ pro-
jecting like two tails, while the two lateral petals are broad
and spreading like a pair of wings, the back sepal has the
form of a bird’s head and neck, and the whole resembles
something from fairy land upon the wing.

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The Caladenias are well known to be beautiful plants,

rima, appendicibus 2 linearibus truncatis membranaceis, labello oblongo-
lineari subemarginato medio geniculato,

Diuris Drummondi ; foliis ensiformibus erectis scapo multo brevioribus,
floribus flavis secundis, labelli lobo medio unicarinato ovato complicato late-
ralibus rotundatis integerrimis longiore.

Diuris filifolia (Tab. VIII. B.); foliis setaceis seapo multd brevioribus,
floribus flavis, labelli lobo medio unicarinato ovato complicato lateralibus
rotundatis dentatis longiore.

Diuris laxiflora ; floribus flavis, pedunculis longissimis capillaribus bracteis
linearibus canaliculatis duplo longioribus, labelli lobo medio subrotundo
basi ima unicarinato lateralibus multoO minoribus margine postico denti-
culatis.

Diuris corymbosa ; foliis ensiformibus linearibusque erectis scapo trifloro
brevioribus, floribus purpureis subcorymbosis, pedicellis bracteis longioribus,
labelli lobis rotundatis subzequalibus intermedio convexo subemarginato basi
ima unicarinato.

Diuris porrifolia ; foliis lanceolatis linearibusque acuminatis scapo mono-
phyllo brevioribus, pedicellis bracteis foliaceis brevioribus, floribus purpu-
reis, labelli lobis oblongis rotundatis intermedio minore convexo cuneato
unicarinato.

§ Eucaladenia. Sepala et petala subaqualia ringentia, haud producta; La-
bello seriatim glanduloso tripartito.

CaLaDenta marginata ; folio radicali oblongo cauli subaquali, sepalis pe-

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talisque obtusiusculis, labelli glandulis biseriatis filiformibus conformibus:
lobis lateralibus rotundatis intermedio triangulari basi fimbriato apice glan-
dulis marginato, disco nudo.—(K. Geo.’s Sound: Collie.)

Caladenia ochreata ; folio oblongo acuto basi ochrea laxa truncata vaginato
caule subramoso breviore, sepalis petalisque obtusiusculis, labelli glandulis
biseriatis filiformibus conformibus: lobis lateralibus rotundatis intermedio
triangulari acuminato subcrispo margine calloso, disco nudo.

Caladenia wnguiculata ; folio lineari caule unifloro breviore, sepalis petalis-
que obtusiusculis, labelli cuneati longé unguiculati glandulis 4-seriatis ra-
mentaceis infimis majoribus: lobis dentatis lateralibus truncatis intermedio
oblongo, disco glanduloso.

Caladenia mollis ; folio oblongo caule elongato 4-plo breviore, sepalis peta-
lisque acutiusculis, labelli glandulis biseriatis approximatis : lobis Jateralibus
rotundatis intermedio lanceolato utrinque basi 3-dentato, disco nudo.

lh APPENDIX.

but those of Swan River are far more so than those of the
South and East coast; the most striking among them are
C. flava, R. Br, a species with large yellow flowers; C. se-
ricea,’* with large violet flowers ; all the section Pentisea,””
whose colours and size vie with those of the gayest African
Iridacez ; and the singular C. longicauda,’” of which there
is a figure at Plate VIIJ. A. As microscopical objects, the
glands on the species of the section Calonema™ are especially

(234) Caladenia elongata ; folio lineari-oblongo caule elongato 4-plo breviore, se-
palis petalisque acutiusculis, labelli glandulis biseriatis approximatis : lobis
lateralibus oblongis infra apicem dente subsolitario instructis intermedio
lanceolato, disco nudo utrinque basi pluri-dentato, anthera Jonge mucro-
nata.

(235) Caladenia reptans ; folio oblongo caule unifloro duplo breviore, sepalis peta-
lisque obtusiusculis, labelli glandulis biseriatis approximatis: lobis lateralibus
ovatis obtusis intermedio ovato subdentato omnino eglanduloso.

(236) Caladenia sericea ; folio oblongo-ovato molliter sericeo caule 1-2-floro plu-
riés breviore, sepalis petalisque obtusiusculis, labelli cuneati glandulis minutis
4-seriatis basi maximis carnosis: lobis equalibus integerrimis intermedio
disco glanduloso.

(237) § Pentisea. Sepala et petala subeequalia patula haud producta; Jabello in-
diviso undique glanduloso.

Caladenia gemmata; folio ovato undulato coriaceo caule villoso unifloro
aphyllo pluriés breviore, labello subrotundo-ovato acuto glandulis depressis
undique tecto. —— Flowers purple.

(238) Caladenia ixioides ; folio ovato obtuso scapo bibracteato unifloro ter breviore,
labello oblongo medio constricto apice serrulato glandulis minutis ramen-
taceo.—-F lowers large, yellow.

(239) § Calonema. Sepala et petala ringentia longissime acuminata; labello in-
tegro szepius margine fimbriato.

Caladenia jfilifera ; folio lineari caule duplo breviore, sepalis petalisque apice
filiformibus plumoso-glandulosis, labello ovato-lanceolato obtuso dentato
basi integro medio constricto: glandulis biseriatis. Flowers purple.
Caladenia denticulata ; folio lineari caule villoso breviore, sepalis petalisque
apice filiformibus plumoso-glandulosis, labello ovato-lanceolato obtuso supra
medium denticulato: glandulis biseriatis. Flowers yellow.

(241) Caladenia hiréa ; folio oblongo caule furcato elato miulto breviore, sepalis
petalisque acuminatis, labello oblongo serrato obtuso: glandulis 4-seriatis
infimis capitatis.

(242) Caladenia longicauda (Plate VIII. A); folio angusté oblongo canaliculato
villosissimo caule furcato elato mult breviore, sepalis petalisque acuminatis
glandulosis, labello ovato-oblongo obtuso basi cordato fimbriato ultra me-
dium serrato: glandulis conformibus 4-seriatis versus apicem evanescentibus

Varies in height from one to two feet, and proportionably in the size

of the flowers.

Caladenia discoidea ; folio oblongo-lineari obtuso villoso caule subbifloro

breviore, sepalis petalisque acutissimis aristatis, labelli ovalis pectinati disco

glandulis depressis sine ordine onusto.

(240)

(243)

APPENDIX. li

deserving of notice. Leptoceras,' regarded by Dr. Brown
as a section of Caladenia, is composed of plants far less
attractive than the genus Caladenia, strictly so called.

Besides these Epiblema grandifiorum, KR. Br., a fine Bletia-
like plant with purple flowers, is found ; together with
Lyperanthus nigricans and suaveolens, R. Br., which have no
pretensions to beauty, but have a very singular appearance
with their dingy sad-coloured flowers, and are very fragrant ;
the two latter seem in no respect different from those of the
Fast coast.

The remainder of the published genera consists of in-
conspicuous species of Hriochilus,” Pterostylis?” Prasophyl-

(244) Leproceras oblonga; folio oblongo obtuso, racemo elongato internodiis
floribus longipedunculatis longioribus, labelli oblongi apice angustati crispi
glandulis 2-seriatis teretibus : ifimis fasciculatis.

(245) Leptoceras fimbriata ; glaberrima, folio minimo cucullato acuminato, caule

stricto tenui J-3-floro, floribus approximatis, labello pubescente cuneato

eglanduloso apice dentibus glandulosis fimbriato.

Leptoceras pectinata; glaberrima, folio ovato acuminato, caule stricto 2-

floro, flore inferiore internodio breviore, labello pubescente cuneato eglan-

duloso apice dentibus glandulosis medio excepto pectinatim marginato.

Ertocnitus scaber; folio epigeeo coriaceo subrotundo-ovato acutissimo,

caule nano unifloro ovario bracteaque oblonga scabris.

Eniochilus tenuis; folio epigaeo membranaceo ovato-oblongo elongato ob-

tuso, caule tenui unifloro bracteaque ovata glabris, ovario tomentoso.

Eriochilus dilatatus ; folio medio caulis inserto lineari-lanceolato coriaceo

basi dilatato, caule paucifloro ovariisque glabris.

(250) Eriochilus latifolius; folio medio caulis inserto lineari-oblongo, caule multi-
floro apice pubescente, bracteis oblongis ciliatis rachi ovariisque tomentosis,
labello subrotundo, sepalo dorsali columna multd longiore, anther rima
tomentosa.

50 Eriochilus muléiflorus ; folio medio caulis inserto ovali acuminato, caule
multifloro apice pubescente, bracteis oblongis ciliatis rachi ovariisque tomen-
tosis, labello ovali obtuso, sepalo dorsali columna pauld longiore, antheree
rima glabriuscula. Flowers much smaller than in the last species.

(252) PrERostyLis vittata; caule folioso, foliis radicalibus nullis caulinis ovato-
lanceolatis, labello bifido fimbriato appendice indivisa, columneze alis deorsum
acuminatis barbatis.

(253) Pterostylis pyramidalis ; caule folioso unifloro, foliis inferioribus ovatis in
petiolum angustatis superioribus minoribus sessilibus, labelli lamina lineari
apice paulo latiore, appendice penicillata, sepalis lateralibus filiformibus
supremi longitudine.

(°54) Pterostylis Barbata ; caule folioso unifloro, foliis ovatis acuminatis imbri-
catis supremis vaginantibus inflatis, labelli lamina subulata clavata barbata
sub apice nuda, appendice glabra apice denticulata, sepalis acuminatissimis.

(255) Pterostylis scabra; caule folioso unifloro scabro, foliis ovato-lanceolatis
acuminatis, labelli lamina apice filiformi clavata appendice penicillata, sepa-
lorum lateralium acumine filiformi ipsis breviore.

(246)

(247)

(248)

(249)

liv APPENDIX.

lum, Microtis,*' the names and characters of which are
given below, but none of which are at all worth introduction
to gardens as objects of ornament.

Of the genus Caleana, however, there is one species which,
although inconspicuous in appearance, requires to be noticed
on account of its remarkable irritability, of which Mr. James
Drummond has given an account in the Gardener’s Maga-
zine before referred to. He calls this C. nigrita,*” one of
the most curious of sensitive plants; his description being
made without a sufficient acquaintance with the organs of
fructification must be remodelled, but was probably intended
to be to the following effect. The column is a boat-shaped
box, resembling a lower lip; the labellum forms a lid that
exactly fits it, and is hinged on a claw which reaches the
middle of the column; when the flower opens, it (the label-
lum) turns round within the column, and falls back, so that,
the flower being inverted, it stands fairly over the latter.
The moment a small insect touches its point, the labellum
makes a sudden revolution, brings the point to the bottom of
the column, passing the anther in its way, and thus makes
prisoner any insect which the box will hold. When it
catches an insect it remains shut while its prey continues to
move about; but if no capture is made the lid soon recovers

(256) PRASOPHYLLUM giganteum ; ovariis cylindraceis subsessilibus bractea acuta
plus duplo longioribus, sepalis acutis lateralibus superné distinctis basi
coheerentibus, labello oblongo-lanceolato undulato, folio dimidium superius
caulis breviore.

(257) Prasophyllum macrotys ; ovariis cylindraceis subsessilibus bracteé acutissima
plus duplo longioribus, spica multiflora, sepalis acutiusculis lateralibus su-
perné distinctis, column Jacinis lateralibus linearibus anthera dupld lon-
gioribus, folio dimidium superius caulis subsequante.

(258) Prasophyllum ovale ; ovariis clavatis bractea ovali ter longioribus, sepalis
obtusis posticis distinctis labelli longitudine, labelli ovalis supra medium
callosi apice obtuso undulato.

59) Prasophyllum gracile; ovariis pedicellatis bractea acuta ter longioribus,
sepalis acuminatis lateralibus basi cohzerentibus, labello cordato ovato acuto
nudo medio semel undulato, folio caule multo longiore.

(260) Prasophyllum parvifolium ; ovariis clavatis, spica pauciflora obtusa, sepalis
acuminatis lateralibus basi saccatis, petalis conformibus, rostello longissimo
setaceo.

(261) Microtis atrata; folio basi cucullato caule longiore, spic&é densa cylin-
drace&, sepalis lateralibus oblongis revolutis supremo subrotundo, petalis
ovatis acutis, labello oblongo obtuso nudo. Flores minutissimi atri.

(262) CaLEANA nigrita; folio ovato acuminato obtuso basi cucullato, scapo nudo,
labelli lamina lineari tuberculaté basi subcordaté apice angustata indivisa.

APPENDIX. ly

its position. This plant is rare, and where it does grow is
not easily found, its whole appearance being that of charcoal,
among which it usually springs up.

Besides these the Colony yields two curious new irritable
genera of the Arethusean division of this order; both how-
ever small-flowered, and apparently dull-coloured. Of these

Drakea elastica”® has a single flower placed at the end of a
slender smooth erect scape, from twelve to eighteen inches
high, and its labellum, which is hammer-headed, and placed
on a long arm with a moveable elbow joint in the middle, is
stated by Mr. Drummond to resemble an insect suspended
in the air, and moving with every breeze. The other plant

Fig. 4.

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Spiculea ciliata.

(263) Draka. (Arethusew). Sepala et petala linearia, conformia, reflexa.
Labelli unguis longissimus, medio articulatus ; lamina peltata, convexa, cum
pede suo mobilis decidua. Columna elongata, clavata, semiteres, basi

lvi APPENDIX.
is Spiculea ciliata,” whose rusty flowers when spread open
may be compared to long-legged spiders, the lip with a long
solid lamina looking hike ier body, while an appendage sit
its apex, which is ‘apparently showenble, will not be unlike

the head of such a creature.

MiscELLANEOUS ENDOGENS.

Of Endogenous plants not included in the two preceding
natural orders the number is either inconsiderable, or the
supplies sent home have been very deficient ; and, with such
exceptions as are about to be named, they are of little inte-
rest. A Xanthorhea is spoken of by Frazer, but I have seen
no specimens of it. The form most characteristic of the
Colony is Laxrmannia,”” a genus of small heath-leaved shrubs,
with capitate white membranous flowers, usually collected in
heads upon the end of leafless scapes ; of one of these curious,
and rather pretty plants, there is a figure at Plate VII. A;
some others*” also occur, but they are of no beauty. Two

utrinque auriculata. Anthera terminalis, persistens, loculis approximatis.
Rostellum ovatum, acuminatum, convexum.

Drakea elastica. (Fig. 3.) Radices lanate, apice bulbosee. Folium radicale
coriaceum, subrotundum, cordatum. Scapus erectus pedalis, glaber,
squamula infra medium solitaria, uniflorus. Labellum basi tuberculatum,
crinitum, angustatum, utrinque dente retrorso auctum.

(264) SPICULHA (Arethusez). Sepala et petala linearia, conformia, patentia.
Labelli unguis elongatus, teres, inarticulatus ; lamina linearis, peltata, apice
appendice mobili aucta. Columna elongata, arcuata, infra medium semi-
teres, marginata ; superids alata: alis marginantibus, basi liberis falcatis,
apice circa antheram in cucullum breve quadrilobum confluentibus : lobis
lateralibus longioribus. Anthera terminalis, persistens, loculis approximatis.
Stigma meniscoideum.

Spiculeea ciliata. (Fig. 4.) Herba spithameea, glabra, verosimiliter fusca.
Folium radicale coriaceum, cordatum, acuminatum. Scapus medio uni-
squamatus. Racemus multiflorus, 2-3 poll. longus. Sepala filiformia,
spathulata; petala etiam angustiora, haud apice dilatata, 5 lin. longa.
Labelli lamina carnosa, supra medium affixa, basi angustata ciliata retusa;
appendice apicis ovali membranacea.

(265) Laxmanmra grandiflora (Tab. VII. A); foliis erectis apice spinosis scapo
multo brevioribus, capitulis multifloris basi obtusis.

(266) Laxmannia squarrosa ; foliis Squarroso-recurvis apice setiferis scapo multo
brevioribus, capitulis paucifloris basi acutis.

(267) Laxmannia sessilis ; foliis squarroso-recurvis apice piliferis, capitulis sessi-
libus foliis brevioribus.

(268) Laxmannia ramosa; caule nitido ramoso apicibus tantum folioso, foliis
erectis pungentibus scaporum longitudine, capitulis paucifloris sphericis basi
intrusis.

APPENDIX. lvii

other sets of plants with a singular aspect, and belonging
more particularly to the west coast, are Borya and Johnsonia.
Of the former there are two species, B. scirpoidea® (Tab. 1X. A)
and B. spherocephala, R. Br., little tufted rush-leaved plants,
with dense heads of white flowers, supported by stiff leafy
bracts; I mention these chiefly for the purpose of remarking
that their ovary has been incorrectly described as trilocular ;
it is undoubtedly unilocular with three parietal placente,
and the genus itself appears to belong to Xyridacee. Of
Johnsonia, with its hop-like heads, there are two very pretty
species, namely, J. firta,” Plate VII. B; and J. pubescens,
both much smaller than the J. lupulina of the South
coast.

All the preceding, although very striking plants, in
consequence of their unusual forms, are of no moment to
the searcher after ornamental flowers; but of the latter
there are a few that are very handsome, and several which
deserve to be introduced. In the first place there’ is that
most beautiful plant Calectasia cyanea, R. Br., a bush like
an Andersonia, with quantities of large blue flowers with
deep orange-coloured anthers ; this is the handsomest Endo-
gen in the Colony. Next. to this must be placed Stypandra
grandiflora,” an erect plant, with leafy stems one and _ half
to two feet high, loaded with large panicled blue flowers ;
and several Cesias,”* all of which, except C. micrantha, are
beautiful. Of other Liliaceze the most worth notice are a

(269) Doxya scirpoidea (Tab. IX. A); acaulis cespitosa, foliis erectis scapo bre-
viorius, capitulo turbinato bracteis breviore.

(270) Jounsonia wérta (Tab. VII. B); foliis scapoque subequalibus incano-
pubescentibus.

(271) Johnsonia pubescens ; foliis glaberrimis scapo pubescente longioribus.
This is about the size of J. hirta, and consequently not one-third as large
as J. lupulina.

(272) SrypaNDRA grandiflora ; foliis omnibus distinctis estriatis ovato-lanceolatis
acuminatis glaucis basi vaginantibus simplicibus, floribus paniculatis nutan-
tibus, pedicellis nudis.

(273) Cxsia hirsuta; caule ancipiti simplici, floribus erectis cymosis, pedunculis
sepalisque hirsutis, foliis linearibus acuminatis.

(274) Cesia versicolor ; foliis radicalibus binis angusté oblongis scapo aphyllo
corymboso paniculato duplo brevioribus, floribus erectis. Flowers pink,
changing to deep blue.

(275) Ceesia micrantha ; foliis linearibus erectis scapo longioribus, panicula race-
mosa, floribus erectis fasciculatis pedicellorum longitudine.

H

lvili APPENDIX.

new Sowerbea,” with pretty pink heads like those of an
Allium, and several species of Thysanotus,”” among which
is the fine Thysanotus triandrus, R. Br.; of the latter genus
some are already in gardens, a few others are named below,
and there are several less deserving to be mentioned.

Of Melanthacee there are two new species of Burchar-
dia,” besides B. umbellata, R. Br., Philydrum pygmeum,
R. Br., Cartonema spicatum, R. Br., and an Anguillaria,
which does not seem different from the A. dioica of the
East coast ; together with several fine species of Patersonia,”
among which are P. lanata and occidentahs of Rh. Br.

Many species of G'rasses, Sedges, and similar plants have
also been sent home, but they have no connection with
Horticultural objects.

(276) SoweRBZA laxiflora ; foliis scapo subqualibus, pedicellis floribus duplo
longioribus, sepalis petalisque ovatis obtusis, antherarum loculis elongatis.

(277) Tuysanotus anceps ; hexandrus, caule paniculato ancipiti aphyllo, um-
bellis terminalibus paucifloris, squamis ovatis foliorum loco.

(278) Thysanotus asper ; hexandrus, foliis filiformibus scapoque duplo longiore
scabris hirsutis, umbella pauciflora, pedicellis floribus brevioribus.
Flowers large purple.

(279) ASPARAGUS micranthus ; caule ramosissimo intricato ramulis divaricatis,
floribus minimis solitariis cernuis.

(280) BurcHarpia multiflora ; foliis scapi basi cucullatis, umbella 20-flora, pedi-
cellis perisphericis horizontalibus.

(281) Burchardia congesta ; foliis scapi basi simplicibus radicali longissimo-lineari, |
umbella pauciflora congesta, pedicellis florum longitudine.

(282) Parersonia pygmea ; foliis ensiformibus ciliatis seapo lanato longioribus,
spatha glabra carina lanuginosa. Tota planta 3 poll. alta.

(283) Patersonia juncea ; foliis linearibus acuminatis glabris scapo sulcato glabro
brevioribus, spatha glaberrima. Palmaris.

THE END.

EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES.

Puate I.—Chrysorhoe nitens. 1. a flower just expanding, with the bracts
about to fall off; 2. a view of an entire expanded flower; 3. an anther;
4. a section of the ovary, with the stamens adhering.

Puate IIl.—A. Verticordia insignis. 1. a vertical section of a flower with-
out the sepals and petals ; .2. a stamen.
B. Hedaroma latifolium. 1. asingle flower; 2. a section of a part
of the upper portion of a flower, seen from within; 4. astamen; 5. a
vertical section of an ovary.

Puate IIl.—A. Beaufortia purpurea. 1. an entire flower; 2. a petal with
one of the phalanges of stamens; 3. an anther; 4. a transverse section
of an ovary ; 5. a vertical section of the same.

B. Calytriz aurea. 1. a filament; 2. the ovules with the cord to
which they adhere, and a portion of the lining of the ovary.

Puate 1V.—Nuytsia floribunda. 1. a set of bracts; 2. an entire flower.

Puate V.—A. dtelandra incana. 1. a stamen; 2. the calyx; 3. the
pistil.
B. Gastrolobium cordatum. 1. a calyx; 2. a longitudinal section of
the ovary.

Puate VI.—A. Conostylis setosa. 1. a vertical section of the flower and
ovary.

B. Anigozanthus humilis.

Pirate VII.—A. Laxvmannia grandiflora. 1. a flower with its bract ; 2. the
corolla; 3. the latter split open to shew the stamens; 4. a vertical sec-
tion of an ovary; 5. a seed.

B. Johnsonia hirta.

Puate VIII.—A. Caladenia longicauda. 1. a view of the inside of the
labellum.
B. Diuris filifolia. 1. a side view of the labellum.
C. Thelymitra villosa. 1. a front view of the column.

Prate IX.—A. Borya seirpoidea. 1. a perianth, magnified ; 2. the pistil ;
3. a transverse section of the ovary. ;
B. Macdonaldia Smithiana. 1. a flower magnified.
C. Macdonaldia antennifera. 1. the column magnified.

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SYSTEMATICAL INDEX

TO THE

FIRST TWENTY-THREE VOLUMES

OF

THE BOTANICAL REGISTER.

Those plants marked * are noticed only, not figured, in the work.

Class I. EXOGENS.
Sub-Class I. POLYPETALA.

RANUNCULACE.

Clematis aristata, Ker. iii. 238.
hedysarifolia, DC. vii. 599.
———-. cerulea, Lindl. xxiii. 1955.
brachiata, Ker. ii. 97.
chlorantha, Lindl. xv. 1234.
Ranunculus creticus, var. macrophyllus,
DeCand. xvii. 1432.
R. macrophyllus, Desf.
Anemone palmata, Linn. iii. 200.
vitifolia, Buchan. xvi. 1385.
Hepatica americana, Ker. y. 387.
Hepatica triloba, B. obtusa, |
Pursh.
Knowltonia vesicatoria, DC. xi. 936.
Adonis vesicatoria, Linn.

Helleborus odorus, Waldst. et Kitaib. xix.
1643.
Delphinium cuneatum, DC. iv. 327.
——-— grandiflorum, Linn. (3.chinense,
vi. 472.
Delphinium chinense, Lodd.
— ——— montanum, DC. xxiii. 1936.
D. hirsutum, Roth.
D. elatum, All.
cheilanthum, DC. vi. 473.
— Menziesii, DeCand. xiy. 1192.
speciosum, Bieb. xviii. 1503.
Barlowii, xxiii. 1944.
azureum, Mcha. xxiii. 1999.
— intermedium, Aiton, xxiii. 1963.
——_-—-- intermedium, var. pallidum,
xxiii. 1969.
—-— intermedium, var. ccerulescens,
xxiii. 1984.

——.

——

Peonia, species of, x. 819.

Peonia cretica, Sabine, x. 819.
hybrida, Pall. xiv. 1208.
-———— mollis, Anderson. vi. 474.
Peonia villosa, Desfont.
———— Moutan, DeCand. var. «. v. 379.
Moutan ; var. albida plena, xx. -
1678.
———— Moutan; var. lacera, xxi. 1771.
semidouble tree, xvii. 1456.
albiflora, var. fragrans, De Cand.
vi. 485.
— albiflora, var. Pottsii, xvii. 1436.
albiflora, DC. ; var. Whitleji, viii.
630.

—

— albiflora, 8. Willd. i. 42.
Aquilegia atropurpurea, DeCand. xi. 922.
Aquilegia viridiflora, 3. Willd.
A. Daourica, DeCand.

PAPAVERACE.

Papaveraceze, their transition to Ranuncu-
lacezwe, xx. 1679.
Papaver bracteatum, Lindl. viii. 658.
persicum, Lind/. xix. 1570.
— floribundum, Desfont. ii. 184.
Argemone mexicana; var. ochroleuca, Lindl.
xvi. 1343.
— grandiflora, Lindl. xv. 1264.
Eschscholtzia, reason for changing the name,
xxiii. 1948,

~

Chryseis californica, Lindl.
Eschscholtzia californica, Chamis-
so, xiv. 1168.
erocea, Lindl.
Eschscholtzia crocea, Benth. EX.
677.

B

u POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Chryseis compacta, Lindl. xxiii. 1948.
Platystigma lineare, Benth. xxiii. 1954.
Platystemon californicum, Benth. xx. 1679.

FUMARIEZ.

Dielytra eximia, DC.
Fumaria eximia, Ker. i. 50.
Corydalis nobilis, Pers.
Fumaria nobilis, Willd. v. 395.
— aurea, W.
Fumaria aurea, Pursh, i. 66.
——-—— bracteata, Ledebour, xix. 1644.
Fumaria bracteata, Willd.

MAGNOLIACEA.

Magnolia Yulan, Desf. var. Soulangiana,
xiv. 1164.
Magnolia precia, Correa.
M. conspicua, Salisb.
- pyramidata, Pursh, v. 407.
— cordata, Mich. iv. 326.
Talauma Candollii, Blume, xx. 1709.
M. odoratissima, Reinwdt.

ANONACEA.

Artabotrys, R. Br. v. 423.

— odoratissima, R. Br. v. 423.

Guatteria ruta, DC. x. 836.

Anona laurifolia, Dunal. xvi. 1328.

Schizandrez, notes upon, xx. 1688.

Sphzerostema propinquum, Blume,xx. 1688.
Kadsura propinqua, Wall.

DILLENIACE#.

Hibbertia dentata, DeCund. iv. 282.
— pedunculata, DC. xii. 1001.
Hibbertia corifolia, Bot. Mag.

APIACE or UMBELLIFERZ,

Eryngium aquaticum, Linn. v. 372.
Eryngium yuccifolium, Mich.
Arctopus echinatus, Linn. Mas. ix. 705.
*Fischeria Lag. xv. 1225. not.
* Azorella ovata, Lab. ?
——— *lanceolata, Lab.
*compressa, Lab. xy. 1225. not.
*linearis, Cav.
*Trachymene, char. emend. xv. 1225.
Didiscus coeruleus, DC.
Trachymene cerulea, Graham,
xv. 1225.
Actinotus Helianthi, Labillard. viii. 654.
Eriocalia major, Smith.
Peucedanum aureum, Soland. vii. 559.

ARALIACEZ.
Gastonia palmata, Roxb. xi. 894.

GROSSULACEZ.

Ribes punctatum, DeCand. xx. 1658. xv.
1278.
Ribes prostratum, Ruiz. et Payon.

Ribes cereum, Douglas, xv. 1263.

- sanguineum, Pur'sh, xvi. 1349.

——- aureum, Pursh, ii. 125.

——- tenuiflorum, Lindl. xv. 1274.

Ribes aureum, Colla.

——- inebrians, Lindl. xvii. 1471.

- *petiolare, Dougl. xvi. 1349.

——- *divaricatum, Dougl xvi. 1349.1359.

—-- *irriguum, Dougl. xvi. 1349.

——- *echinatum, Dougl. xvi. 1349.

—- niveum, Lindl. xx. 1692.

- speciosum, Pursh, xvili. 1557.
R. stamineum, Smith.

——- setosum, Lindl. xy. 1237.

ESCALLONIACEZ.

Escallonia montevidensis, DC. xvii. 1467.
E. bifida, Link et Otto.
-—_——- illinita, Presl. Relig. xxii. 1900.

BERBERACE.

Berberis Aquifolium, Pursh, xvii. 1425.

- repens, Lindl. xiv. 1176.

- glumacea, Spreng. xvii. 1426.
Mahonia glumacea, Decand.
Berberis nervosa, Pursh.

—-——- fascicularis, Lindl.

Berberis pinnata, Don. ix. 702.
Mahonia fascicularis, DeCand.
- aristata, DC.
Berberis Chitria, Hamilton, ix.
729.
- sibirica, Pall. vi. 487.
Berberis altaica, Pallas.
- dealbata, Lindl. xxi. 1750.
Epimedium macranthum, Morren,xxii.1906.

PITTOSPORACEZ.

Sollya, its fruit, &c. described, xx. 1719.
—— heterophylla, Lindl. xvii. 1466.
*Cheiranthera, Cunn. xx. 1719.
*linearis, Cunn. ib.
Pittosporum revolutum, H. K. iii. 186.
P. tomentosum, Bonpl.
P. flavum, Rudge.
- undulatum, Bot. Rep. i. 16.
Billardiera ovalis, Lindl. xx. 1719.

FRANCOACE.

Francoa, its affinities, xix. 1645.
— appendiculata, Cavan, xix. 1645.
Francoa sonchifolia, Cavan.

ONAGRACEZ.

Onagracez, notice of Spach’s new genera,
xxii. 1829. 1846. 1880.

Godetia Romanzovii, Spach.
Gnothera Romanzovii, Led. vii.
562.

POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS. ill

Godetia decumbens.
(nothera decumbens, Douglas,
xv. 122].
viminea.
Gnothera viminea, Douglas, xv.

quadrivulnera.
(Enothera quadrivulnera, Doug).
xiii. 1119.
tenuifolia.
Cnothera tenella; var. tenui-
folia, xix, 1587.
vinosa, Lindl. xxii. 1880.
lepida, Lindl. xxii. 1849.
rubicunda, Lindl. xxii. 1856,
—w— bifrons, xvii. 1405.
odorata, Jacq. ii. 147.
@nothera undulata, H. K.
acaulis, Cavan, ix. 763.
Gnothera grandifiora, El. Peruy.
- pallida, Lindl. xiv. 1142.
biennis, Linn.; var. grandiflora,
xix. 1604,

Me |

au

GE. muricata, Linn.

@. gra: diflora, Ait.

2. suaveolens, Desf.
serotina, Sweet, xxii. 1840.
densiflora, Lindl. xix. 1593.
cheiranthifolia, Horn. xii. 1040.
glauca, Mich. xviii. 1511.
anisoloba, Sweet, xviii. 1479.
humifusa, Nuttal, xxii. 1829.

C£nothera concinna, Don.

Boisduvalia concinna, Spach.
Clarkia rhomboidea, Douglas, xxiii. 1981.
—— *unguiculata Lindl. ib.
elegans, Douglas, xix. 1575.
pulchella, Pursh, xiii. 1100.
Eucharidium concinnum, Fischer et Meyer,

xxiii. 1962.

Trl

Skinnera excorticata, Forst.

Fuchsia excorticata, Lin. x. 857.
Fuchsia macrostema, R. & P.

F. gracilis, Lindl. x. 847.

F. decussata, Bot. Mag.
B. multiflora, xiii. 1052.
globosa, Lindl. xviii. 1556.
conica, Lindl. xiii 1062.
discolor, Lindl. xxi. 1805.
micruphylla, H. B. K. xv. 1269.
arborescens, Mocino & Sess. xi. 943.
bacillaris, Lindl. xviii. 1480.
parviflora, Lindl. xiii. 1048.
thymifolia, H. B. K. xv. 1284.

Lopezia thymifolia, Willd.

*procumbens, R. Cunn. xxii. 1849.
*apetala, Ruiz. ib.
Trapa natans, Linn. iii. 259.

COMBRETACE.
Combretum, its hooking petioles, xix. 1631.
grandiflorum,G. Don, xix.1631.
comosum, G. Don, xiv. 1165.
——_—— purpureum, Vahl. v. 429.

C. coccineum, Lamarck.
Poivrea coccinea, DC.

LTT

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1220.

Bucida Buceras, Linn. xi. 907.
Quisqualis indica, Linn. vi. 492.

MELASTOMACE2X.

Lasiandra argentea, DC.
Rhexia holosericea, H. B. iv.
323.
Melastoma argentea, Lamarck.
— Fontanesiana, DC.
Melastoma granulosa, Don,
viii. 671.
Rhexia Fontanesii, Bonpl.
Osbeckia zeylanica, Linn. vii. 5@5.
— chinensis, Linn. vii. 542.
stellata, Don, viii. 674.
———— nepalensis; var. albiflora, xvii.
1475.

Rhexia versicolor, Lindl. xiii. 1066.
Pleroma vimineum, Don.
Ethexia viminea, Don, viii. 664.
— heteromallum, Don.
Melastoma heteromella, Don,
viii. 644.

Miconia levigata, DC.?

Melastoma levigata, Lin. vy. 363.
Melastoma macrocarpa, Don.

M. malabathrica, Don, viii. 672.

MYRTACER.

Psidium Cattleyanum, Lindl. viii. 622 —
x. App.
——— pyriferum, Linn. xiii. 1079.
Guaiavus domestica, Rumph.
— polycarpon, Lambert, viii. 653.
Eugenia myrtifolia, Bot. Mag. viii. 627.
- obscura, DC.
Myrtus? obscura, Lindl. xiii.1044.
— — amplexicaulis, Roxb. xii. 1033.
Jambosa amplexicaulis, DC.
Melaleuca fulgens, R. Br. ii. 103.
——— ineana, R. Br. vy. 410.
—-— squamea, Lab. vi. 477.
Callistemon rigidum, R. Br. y. 393.
Metrosideros linearis, Willd.
Calothamnus villosa, R. Br. xiii. 1099.
Beaufortia decussata, Ker, i. 18.
Tristania *depressa, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
*albens, DC. xxii. 1839.
*psidioides, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
*salicina, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
——— — *macrophylla, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
*suaveolens, Smith, xxii. 1839.
*umbrosa, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
Eucalyptus Lindleyana, DC.
E. longifolia, Lindl. xi. 947.
Calytrix glabra, R. Br. v. 409.

PHILADELPHACE.

Philadelphus verrucosus, Schrad.

P. grandiflorus, Ker. vii. 570.
speciosus, Schrad. xxiii. 2003.
Deutzia scabra, Thunb. xx. 1718.

iV POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS.

LOASACE.

Loasa ambrosizefolia, Juss. xvi. 1390.

Loasa hispida, Graham.
—— nitida, Hooker.

L. tricolor, Ker, viii. 667.
—- Placei, Lindl. xix. 1599.

L. acanthifolia, Ker, x. 785.
Bartonia aurea, Lindl. xxii. 1831.

CORNACE.

Benthamia fragifera, Lindl. xix. 1579.
Cornus capitata, Wallich.

CUCURBITACE.

Cucumis africanus, Linn. xii. 980.
Bryonia quinqueloba, (Mas.) Thunb. i. 82.

BEGONIACEZ.

Begoniacee, affinity of, xxi. 1757.
Begonia, its affinity to Hydrangea, vi. 471.
argyrostigma, Link, viii. 666.
acuminata, Dryander, v. 364,
humilis, Dryander, iv. 284.

Begonia suaveolens, Lodd.
heracleifolia, Schlecht. xx. 1668.

B. radiata, Graham.

——~—— incarnata, Link.

B. insignis, Graham, xxiii. 1996.
pauciflora, Lindl. vi. 471.
villosa, Lindl. xv. 1252.
Eupetalum petalodes.

Begonia petalodes, Lindl. xxi. 1757.

CACTACEZ.

Cereus, its anatomy, xix. 1606.
Cereus Ackermanni.
Cactus ( Epiphyllum) Ackermanni,
Haworth, xvi. 1331.
——— triangularis, Haw. xxi. 1807.
Cactus triangularis, Linn.
truncatus, DC.
Cactus truncatus, Link, ix. 696.
Epiphyllum truncatum, Haw.
—— speciosissimus, DC.
Cactus speciosissimus, Desf. vi. 486.
— speciosissimus ; var. lateritius, xix.
1596.

— repandus, Haw.
Cactus repandus, Linn. iv. 336.
Cereus gracilis, Mill. dict.
—— speciosus, DC.

Cactus speciosus, Bonp). iv. 304.
crimson creeping, xix. 1565.
Mammillaria pulchra, Haw. xvi. 1329.
————— tenuis, Decand. xviii. 1523.
Opuntia monacantha, Decand. xx. 1726.

Cactus monacanthus, Willd.
Dillenii, Haw.

Cactus Dillenit, Ker, iii. 255.
aurantiaca, Lindl. xix. 1606.

Echinocactus gibbosus, DC.
Cactus gibbosus, Haw. ii. 137.
— oxygonus, Link et Otto, xx.
Wala
——_—_-— Epriesii, Otto, xx. 1707.
Pereskia Bleo, H.B.K. xvii. 1473.
aculeata, DeCand. xxiii. 1928.
Cactus pereskia, Linn.

MESEMBRYACEZ.

Mesembryanthemum blandum, Haw. vii.

582.
— tigrinum, Haw.iii.260.
— obliquum, Haw.x.863.
— rubrocinctum, Haw.

xx. 1732.
—_——_—- — capitatum, H. K. vi.
494,

M.pugioniforme, Linn.
— elongatum, 6. Haw.
vi. 493.

- maximum, Haw. v.
358.

HOMALIACEZ.

Homalium racemosum, Swartz, vi. 519.
Blackwellia Padiflora, Lindl. xvi. 1308.

BRASSICACEZ or CRUCIFERZ.

Cruciferz, theoretical nature of their fruit,
xiv. 1168.
Cheiranthus mutabilis, Decand. xvii. 1431.
Hesperis longifolia, Poir.
scoparius, Willd.
C. Cheiri. y. Chameleon, Ker,
iii. 219.

Ricotia zgyptiaca, Linn. i. 49.
Cardamine Lunaria, Lin.
Ricotia Lunaria, DC.
Erysimum diffusum, hr. v. 388.
Cheiranthus alpinus, Linn.
FE. canescens, DC.
Schizopetalum, R. Br. ix. 752.
— Walkeri, Bot. Mag. ix. 752.
Vella Pseudo-Cytisus, Linn. iv. 293.

~—

CAPPARIDACE.

Heliophila digitata, DC. x. 838.
Capparis acuminata, Lindl. xvi. 1820.
Cleome speciosissima, Deppe, xvi. 1312.
rosea, Vahl. xii. 960.

RESEDACEZ.
Reseda odorata, Linn. (3. suffrutescens, iii.
227.

VIOLACEZ.

Viola preemorsa, Douglas, xv. 1254.
—— eriocarpa, Nutt.

V. pubescens. (3. Ker, v. 390.
——. altaica, Ker, i. 54.

POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS. v

PASSIFLORACEA.,

Passiflora, its ame explained, ii. 152.
- gracilis, Link, xi. 870.
- glauca, Willd. i. 88.
P. stipulata, Aublet.
- perfoliata, Linn. i. 78.
P. normalis, Willd.
- angustifolia, Swartz, iii. 188.
P. heterophylla, H. K.
P. longifolia, Lamarck.
- tuberosa, Jacq. y. 432.
P, punctata, Lawr.
- minima, Zinn. ii. 144.
- holosericea, Linn. i. 59.
——-- lutea, Linn. i. 79.
- rubra, Linn. ii. 95.
- lunata, Smith, vii. 577.
P. vespertilio, Lawr.
P. biflora, Lamarck.
- vespertilio, Linn. vii. 597.
P. discolor, Link.
- peltata, Cav. vi. 507.

- phenicea, Lindl. xix. 1603.
————- pallida, Linn. viii. 660.
—-——- picturata, Ker, viii. 673.
————-- albida, Ker, viii. 677.
———- ligularis, Juss. xvi. 1339.

- coerulea, Linn. vi. 488.
~——_——- alato-ceerulea, Lindl. x. 848.
- incarnata, var. integrifolia, Ker.
iv. 332.

a

- palmata, Lodd.
P. filamentosa, Willd. vii. 584.
———- edulis, Sims.
P. incarnata, B. Willd. ii.
152. and app.
- quadrangularis, Linn. i. 14.
-————- laurifolia, Linn. i. 13.
- maliformis, Linn. ii. 94.
-kermesina, Link et Otto, xix.
1633.

- racemosa, Brotero, iv. 285.
P. Princeps, Lodd.
- gossypiifolia, Desv. xix. 1634.
P. hibiscifolia, Decand.
foetida, Zinn. iv. 321.
P. hirsuta, Lodd.
Disemma adiantifolia, DC.
P, adiantifolia, Willd. iii.233.
P. glabra, Wendl.
P. aurantia, Andr.
herbertiana, DC.
P. herbertiana, Ker, ix. 737.
Murucuja ocellata, Pers.
P. murucuja, Linn. vii. 574.
Modecca lobata, mas Jacq. v. 433.
Tacsonia pinuatistipula, Juss. xviii. 1536.

——

PAPAYACE.

Carica Papaya, Linn. foemina, vi, 409.

BIXACEX.

Azara dentata, Ruiz et Pavon, xxi. 1788.
Prockia Crucis, Linn. xii. 972.

OCHRANTHE®.

Ochranthe arguta, Lindl. xxi. 1819.
Hypericum eegypticum, Zinn. iii. 196.

SAPINDACEZ.

Euphoria Longan, Lam. xx. 1729.
Dimocarpus Longan, Lour.
Nephelium Longanum, Cambess.
Scytalia Longan, Roxb.

verticillata, Lindl. xiii. 1059.
Scytalia verticillata, Roxb.

Dodonea oblongifolia, Link, xiii. 1051.

Urvillea ferruginea, Lindl. xiii. 1077.

Kelreuteria paniculata, Lawmann. iv. 330.

TERNSTROMIACE.

Camellia maliflora, Lindl.

C. Sasanqua, double pink, vii. 547.
japonica, var. Blush, ii. 112.

Pompone, i. 22.

-——_—— ———— Basington’s, ix.708.
Lady Long’s, viii. 633.
single while, v. 353.
Gray’s invincible, xv.

1267.

imbricata, xvii. 1398.
— Chandler's Warratah,
xi. 887.

—— — Donchelaeri, xxii. 1854.
——_ Reevesiana, xviii. 1501.
oleifera, Abel, xi. 942.

Sasanqua, Thunb. i. 12.

- flore pleno, xiii. 1091.
euryoides, Lindl. xii. 983.
reticulata, Lindl. xiii. 1078.
Polyspora axillaris, Sweeé.

Camellia axillaris, Roxb. iv.

349. vill. app.

Malachodendron ovatum, Cavan. xiii. 1104.
Stewartia pentagyna, L’Hérit.

ee

ZESCULACEZ.

ZEsculus discolor, Pursh, iv. 310.

- humilis, Zodd. xii. 1018.

—- neglecta, Lindi. xii. 1009.
———-- Pavia; var. arguta, Lindl. xii. 993.
———-- carnea, Hort. Angl. xiii. 1056.

POLYGALACEZ,

Polygala oppositifolia, Linn. viii. 636.
var. major, Lindl. xiv.
1146.

ligularis, Ker, viii. 637.

vl POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Polygala latifolia, Ker, viii. 645.

—_—— myrtifolia, Linn. viii. 669.
paniculata, Linn. ix. 761.
speciosa, Sims, ii. 150.

CISTACE.

Cistus vaginatus, Jacq. iii. 225.
C. symphytifolius, Lamarck.
purpureus, Lamarck, v. 408.

LINACEZ,

LinvUM, notes upon, xvi. 1326.

Linum mexicanum, H. B. K. xvi. 1326.
*Macrei, Benth.

*mysurense, Heyne. xvi. 1326.
*tetragynum, Colebr.

sibiricum, D

C.: var. Lewisii, xiv.
1163.

REAUMURIACEA.

Reaumuria hypericoides, Willd. x. 845.
Hypericum alteriifolium, Labill.

ELATINACEZ.
*Anisadenia, Wall. xxi. 1819.

STERCULIACEZ,

Helicteres verbascifolia, Decand. xi. 903.
Reevesia thyrsoidea, Lindl. xv. 1236.
Sterculia lanceolata, Decand. xy. 1256.
Southwellia nobilis, Salisd.
Sterculia Balanghas, Linn.

Tragacantha, Schott.

Sterculia Tragacantha, Lindl. |

xvi. 1353.
Abroma augusta, Linn. vi. 518.
Pentapetes phcenicea, Linn. vii. 575.
Dombeya phenicea, Cavan.
Astrapeea Wallichii, Lindl. ix. 691.
Mahernia grandiflora, Burchell, iii. 224.
Hermannia grandiflora, H. K.

MALVACEZ.

Malva Munroana, Douglas, xvi. 1306.
grossularifolia, Cav. vii. 561.
capensis, Linn. iv. 295.
fragrans, Cavan. iv. 296.

M. scabrosa, Linn.

M. capensis, y, Linn.
ealycina, Cavan. iv. 297.
umbellata, Cav. xix. 1698.

Maiva rosea, Decand.
purpurata, Lindl. xvi. 1362.
Lavatera triloba, Linn. xii. 1039.
Payonia spinifex, Willd. iv. 339.

Hibiscus spinifex, Linn.
Palavia rhombifolia, Graham, xvi. 1375.

iii, 185.

Malachra fasciata, Willd. vi. 467.
Sida malveeflora, DC. xii. 1036.
—— mollis, Ortega.

S. grandifolia, Willd vy. 360.
Nuttallia cordata, Lindl. xxiii. 1938.
Gossypium barbadense, Svwartz. i. 84.
Paritium tiliaceum, St. Hil.

Hibiscus tiliaceus, Linn. iii. 232.

Achania mollis, H. K.i. 11.
Hibiscus diversifolius, Jacq. v. 381.

Hi. ficulneus, Cavan.
heterophyllus, Vent. i. 29.

Hi. grandiflorus, Salisb.
pedunculatus, Wild. iii. 231.
digitatus, Cavan. viii. 608.
lilacinus, Lindl. xxiii. 2009.
palustris, Linn. xvii. 1463.

——- pheeniceus, Linn. iii. 230.

- —— Lindlei, Wallich, xvii. 1395.

—— strigosus, Lindl. x. 860.
mutabilis, Linn. vii. 589.
splendens, Graham, xix. 1629.
Rosa malabarica, Kenig. iy. 337.

H. pheeniceus, Roxb.

Rosa sinensis, Linn. xxi, 1826.
—-—-—- unidens, Lindl. xi. 878.
—-—— ficulneoides, Lindl. xi. 938.
hispidus, Midl. dict. x. 806.
H.Trionum, y.hispidus, Decand.
—-— Richardsoni, Sweet, xi. 375.
———— racemosus, Lindl. xi. 917.

ELZOCARPACEA.

Elzocarpus cyaneus, Bot. Mag.
E. reticulatus, Smith, viii.657.

TILIACEZ.

Triumfetta micropetala, Lindl. xiii. 1058.
*petiolaris, Id. note.
Brownlowia elata, Roxb. xvii. 1472.

LYTHRACEZ.

Cuphea procumbens, Cavan, iii. 182.
Melvilla, Lindl. x. 852.

Melvilla speciosa, Anders.
—— Llavea, Decand. xvi. 1386,
Grislea tomentosa, Roz. i. 30.

Woodfordia floribunda, Salish.
Lythrum fruticosum, Linn.

MELIACEZ.

Turrea? pinnata, Wallich, xvii. 1413.
Melia sempervirens, Swartz, viii. 643.

AURANTIACEZ.

Murraya exotica, Linn. v. 434.
Chalcas paniculata, Linn.
Citrus nobilis, var. Dwarf Mandarin, iii. 211.
-- Aurantium, Zinn. var. myrtifolia,
iv. 346.

Citrus sinensis, Pers.

POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS. Vii

RHAMNACEA.

Colletia horrida, Ad. Brong. xxi. 1776.
C. ferox, Gill. et Hooker.
Soulangia rubra, Lindl. xviii. 1498.
Phylica rubra, Willd.
Phylica capitata, Thunb. ix. 711.
Phylica pubescens, H. K.
Ceanothus azureus, Ker, iv. 291.
C. ceruleus, Lodd.
Hovenia dulcis. Linn.
HZ. acerba, Lindl. vi. 501.

EUPHORBIACEZ.

Pachysandra procumbens, Mich. i. 33.
Sarcococca pruniformis, Lindl. xii. 1012.
Pachysandria? coriacea, Hooker.
? Buxus saligna, Don.
Cluytia ericoides, Thunb. x. 779.
Jatropha gossypifolia, Linn. ix. 746.
Xylophylla falcata, Swartz. v. 373.
Euphorbia cyathophora, Willd. ix. 765.
Euphorbia heterophylla, Jacq.
- rigida, Bieb. iv. 274.
-————-- punicea, Swartz. iii. 190.
Pedilanthus Tithymaloides, Kunth, x. 837.
Euphorbia tithymaloides, Linn.
E. myrtifolia, Lamarck.

STACKHOUSIACEA.

Stackhousia *obtusa, Lindl.
—— *muricata, Lindl. pxxii. 1917.
— *nuda, Lindl.
— monogyna, Lab. xxii. 1917.

CELASTRACE.

Maytenus chilensis, Decand. xx. 1702.
Senacia Maytenus, Lamarck.
Celastrus Maytenus, Willd.
C. uncinatus, Fl. Peruy.
Maytenus boaria, Molina?

EMPETRACEZ.

Empetrum rubrum, Willd. xxi. 1783.

BREXIACE.

Brexia spinosa, Lindl. xi. 872.
——— its relation to myrsinacee, ib. 889.
——— madagascariensis, Thouars, ix. 730.
x. 787.
Venana madagascariensis, Poiret,

MALPIGHIACEZ.

Malpighia fucata, Ker, iii. 189.
- urens, Linn. ii. 96.
Malpighia viminea, Browne.
- coccifera, Linn. vii. 568.
Maipighia humilis, Plum.
Heteropteris nitida, Kunth, var. ares xis
50.
Banisteria nitida, Lamarck.

Banisteria laurifolia, Decand. xi. 937.
Thryallis brachystachys, Lindl. xiv. 1162.
Stigmaphyllon aristatum, Lindl. xx. 1659.

PORTULACACEZ.

Calandrinia speciosa, Lindl. xix. 1598.

— — arenaria H. & Arn. xix. 1605.

————— grandiflora, Lindl. xiv. 1194.

Portulaca pilosa, Linn. x. 792.

foliosa, Lindl. x. 793.
Portulaca guineensis, Lindl.

———— Gilliesii, Hooker, xx. 1672.

SILENACEZ.

Silene chlorzefolia, Smith, xxiii. 1989.
——-- laciniata, Cav. xvii. 1444.
Lychnis pulchra Schlecht.
—-- pensylvanica, Mich. iii. 247.
Silene incarnata, Lodd.
Lychnis Bungeana, Fischer, xxii. 1864.
Agrostemma Bungeana, Don.
—- fulgens, Fisch. vi. 478
Dianthus Arbuscula, Lindl. xiii. 1086.
—— Libanotis, Labillard. xviii. 1548.
crenatus, Thunb. iii. 256.
D. prostratus, Jacq.

RUTACEZ.

Ruta pinnata, Lin. iv. 307.
Correa virens, Smith, i. 3.
Correa viridiflora, Andr.
Correa reflexca, Ventenat.
Mazeutoxeron reflecum, Lab.
——— speciosa, Donn, i. 26.
alba, Bot. Rep. vi. 515.
Correa cotinifolia, Parad. lond.
C. rufa, Labillard.
——— pulchella, Lindl. xv. 1224.
Boronia serrulata, DC. x, 842.
——-— denticulata, Smith, xii. 1000.
Diosma rubra, Linn. vii. 563.
Diosma ericifolia, Andr.
Agathosma hirtum, Willd.
Diosma hirta, Lam. v. 369.
——-——-- ciliatum, Willd.
Diosma ciliata, Willd. v. 366.
Hartogia ciliaris, Linn.
-- lanceolatum, Willd.
Diosma lanceolata, Mill. vi.476.
— ——-- dioicum.
Diosma dioica, Ker, vi. 502.
Adenandra amenum.
Diosma amena, Lodd. vii. 553.
Melianthus major, Linn. i. 45.
Galipea odoratissima, Lindl. xvii. 1420.
Tribulus cistoides. Linn. x. 791.

OXALIDACE#.

Oxalis, value of characters in, xviii. 1505,
Oxalis Bowiei, Herbert, xix. 1586.

Vili POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Oxalis variabilis, Jacg. xviii. 1505.
— a. floribus albis.

Oxalis varialibis, a. Jacq.

O. grandiflora, Jacq.

O.laxula, Jacq.

O. rigidula, Jacq.

O. suggillata, Jacq:

B. floribus rubris.

O. variabilis, B. Jacq.

O. purpurea, Jacq.

O. speciosa, Jacq.
—-— Plumieri, Willd. x. 810.

Oxalis frutescens, Linn.

-——— divergens, Bentham, xix. 1620.
flava, Willd. ii. 117.
——— Cummingi, Lindl. xviii. 1545.
fulgida, Lindl. xiii. 1073.
—— Piotte, Colla. xxi. 1817.
——— tenera, Sprengel, xiii. 1046.
— —tortuosa, Lindl. xv. 1249.
——— rosea, Jacq.

O. floribunda, Lehm. xiii. 11238.
—carnosa, Molina, xiii. 1063.

LEDOCARPE.
Ledocarpon pedunculare, Lindl. xvii. 1392.

LIMNANTHACEZ.

Limnanthacee, their affinity, xx. 1673.
Limnanthes Douglasii, R. Br. xx. 1673.

TROPZOLEZ.

Tropeolum pentaphyllum, Lam. xviii. 1547.
Chimocarpus pentaphyllus, Don.
——_———*azureum, Lindl.
brachyceras, Hooker et Arnott,
xxiii. 1926.
————-aduncum, Decand. ix. 718. x.
790.
Tropeolum peregrinum, Jacq.
tricolor, Lindl. xxiii. 1935.
T. tricolorum, Sweet.

ROSACE.

Potentilla arguta, Pursh. xvi. 1379.
Potentilla confertiflora, Spreng.
P. pennsylvanica, 3. Decand.
Bootia sylvestris, Bigelow.
laciniosa, W. & K. xviii. 1478.
glandulosa, Lindl. xix. 1588. _
-———— glandulosa; f. ineisa, Lindl.
xxiii. 1973.
———— yiscosa, Decand. xviii. 1492.
—-— missourica, Horn. xvii. 1412.
—-—— Russell’s, xviii. 1496.
Hopwoodiana, xvi. 1387.
Geum chilense, Balbis.
Geum coccineum,

Seringe, xiii.
1088. 1699.
— - chilense ; var. grandiflorum, xvi- 1348.

Fragaria indica, Bot. Rep. i. 61.
Duchesnea fragiformis, mith.
Horkelia fusca, Lindl. xxiii. 1997.

*cuneata, Lindl.
*hirsuta, Lindl. }xxiii. 1997.
*capitata, Lindl.

Rubus pauciflorus, Wallich, x. 854.
parvifolius, Linn. vi. 496.

Rubus triphyllus, Thunb.

——— nutkanus, Decand. xvi. 1368.
——— roridus, Lindl. xix. 1607.
—— reflexus, Ker, vi. 461.
— spectabilis, Pursh, xvii. 1424.
Purshia tridentata, Decand. xvii. 1446.
Tigarea tridentata, Pursh.
Spirzea chameedrifolia, Zinn. xv. 1222.
Spirea ulmifolia, Scopoli.
——— ariefolia, Smith, xvi. 1365.
Spirea discolor, Pursh.
Kerria japonica, Decand.fl. simpl. xxii.1873.
Corchorus Japonicus, Thunb.
Rosa ferox, H. K. v. 420.

Rosa kamehatica, Redouté.
kamchatica, Vent. v. 419.
kamchatica, Vent. 3. nitens. x. 824.
spinosissima, Linn. ; var. reversa, v.
431.

—— grandiflora, Lindl. xi. 888.
—— sulphurea, Willd. i. 46.
—— rubrifolia, Villars, v. 480.
—— alpina, Linn. v. 424.
fraxinifolia, Borkh. vi. 458.
—— Woodisii, Lindl. xii. 976.
Rosa lutea nigra, Prony.
—— provincialis, 6. muscosa simpl. i. 53.
R. muscosa, Mill.
—— provincialis, 6B. muscosa, plena alba,
ii. 102.
— gallica, Linn. var. Tuscany, vi. 448.
—— Lawranceana, Sweet, vii. 538.
parvifolia, Hhr. vi. 452,
—— multiflora, Thunb. v. 425.
—— multiflora ; var. platyphylla, Redouté,
xvi. 1372.

R. Grevillei, Hort.
—— indica, f. odoratissima, Zindl. x. 804.
Rosa odorata, Sweet.
R.indica fragrans, Redout.
—— Banksie, H. K. flor. pl. aib. v. 397.
— Banksie lutea, Lind. xiii. 1105.
Rosa inermis, Roxb.
—— sempervirens, Linn. vi. 465.
—— moschata ; var. nepalensis, Lindl. x.
829.
R. glandulifera, Roxb.
moschata ; var. nivea, Lindl. x. 861.
Rosa nivea, Dupont.
—— sinica, Lindl. xxiii. 1922.
R. trifoliata, Bose.
R. ternata, Poiret.
R. cherokeensis, Donn.
R. nivea, Decand.
R. hystrix, Lindl.
R. levigata, Mich.

POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS. ix

Rosa involuecrata, Lindl. ix.739.
microphylla, Rowb, xi. 919.
— Clare, xvii. 1438.

Ruga, xvi. 1389.

Lowea berberifolia, Lindl. xv. 1261.

Rosa simplicifolia, Salisb.

R. berberifolia, Pallas.
Quillajz Don, objected to, xxii. 1836.
Kageneckia crategifolia, Lindl. xxii. 1836.

Kagenechiacrategqvides, Don.
Ac@NA, its character, xv. 1271.
Aczena pinnatifida, F/. peruv. xv. 1271.
——— *incisa, Lindl. ib.
*myriophylla, Lindl. ib.

POMEA.

Crategus prunifolia, Bose. xxii. 1868.
Douglasii, Lindl. xxi. 1810.
———— microcarpa, Lindl. xxii. 1846.
C. spathulata, Elliot.
———— coccinea, Linn. xxiii. 1957.
C. glandulosa, Willd.
flava, H. K. xxiii. 1939.
Mespilus Michauxii, Pers.
flava ; var. lobata, xxiii. 1932.
C. lobata, Bose.
? Crategus turbinata, Pursh.
—— —— pyrifolia, H. K. xxii. 1877.
a cordata, i. mew, xiv. 1151.
Crategus populifolia, Walt.
Mespilus acerifolia, Poiret.
M. phenopyrum, Linn.
M. cordata, Mill. dict.
glandulosa 3. macracantha, xxii.
1912.
Crategus macracantha, Lodd.
Crus Galli; var. ovalifolia, xxii.
1860.

C. ovalifolia, Hornem.
———— spathulata, Mich. xxii. 1890.—
xxiii. 1957.
C. virginica, Lodd.
C. viridis, Hort.
— odoratissima, Bot. Rep. xxii.1885.
C. orientalis, Bieberst.
—~——— orientalis, Lindl. xxii. 1852.
Mespilus orientalis, Tourn.
tanacetifolia, Pers. xxii. 1884.
——-—— Aronia, Decand. xxii. 1897.
——— heterophylla, Flugge, xiv.1161.—
xxii. 1847.
Mespilus constantinopolitana,
Hort.
platyphylla, Lindl. xxii. 1874.
Crategus fissa, Hort.
—— —— oxyacanthoides, Thuillier, xiii.

1128.

maroccana, Decand. xxii. 1855.
oxyacantha; var. Oliveriana, xxiii.

1933.

C. Oliveriana, Bose.
mexicana, De Cand. xxii. 1910.
Pyrus nivalis, Linn. xviii.1484.

Pyrus salicifolia, M7. B. vi. 514.
- crenata, Don. xx. 1655.
P. vestita, Wall.
——- Bollwylleriana, DeCand. xvii. 1437.
P. Pollveria, Linn.
- salvifolia, Decand. xviii. 1482.
——-- coronaria, Linn. viii. 651.
——- augustifolia, Willd. xiv. 1207.
- sinensis, Lindl. xv. 1248.
Pyrus communis, Lour.
- spuria, Decand. xiv. 1196.
Pyrus hybrida, Moench.
Mespilus sorbifolia, Pers.
——- floribunda, Lindl. xii. 1006.
- grandifolia, Lindl. xiv. 1154.
Cydonia Chinensis, Thowin, xi. 905.
Chzenomeles cancelled, xi. 905.
Amelanchier, sanguinea, Lindl. xiv. 1171.
Pyrus sanguinea, Pursh.
Aronia sanguinea, Nutt.
Eriobotrya, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.
——— japonica, Lindl. v. 365.
Mespilus japonica, Thunb.
Amelanchier florida, Lindl. xix. 1589.
Hesperomeles, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.
*eordata, Lindl.xxiii.1956.
Eriobotrya? cordata, Lindl.
*oblonga, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.
—_———_——. *cuneata, Lindl.xxiii.1956.
*obtusifolia, Lindl. ib.
Eriobotrya’? obtusifolia, DC.
Raphiolepis, Lindl. vi. 468. xxiii. 1956.
— its testa not fungous, xvii.1400.
—— indica, Lindl. vi. 468.
Crategus indica, Linn.
salicifolia, Lindl. viii, 652.
— rubra, Lindl. xvii. 1400.
Stranveesia glaucescens, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.
Crategus glauca, Wallich.
Photinia *prunifolia, Lindl. r

——— *arguta, Walls.
— *pustulata, Lindl.
-— *integrifolia, Lindl.
— *eugenifolia, Lindl.
— arbutifolia, Lindl. vi. 491.
Crategus arbutifolia, H. K.
Cotoneaster, species enum. xv. 1229.
————-— laxiflora, Jacq. xv. 1305.
——-—— frigida, Wallich. xv. 1229.
———— microphylla, Wallich. xiii.
1114.

oe 1956.

rotundifolia, Wail.
C. microphylla, var. Uva Ursi,
xiv. 1187.

Myriomeles, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.

——

AMYGDALE.

Prunus dasycarpa, Hhr. xv. 1243.
P. Armeniaca nigra, Desfont.
Armeniaca atropurpurea, Loisel.
A. dasycarpa, DeCand.

candicans, DC. xiv. 1135.

——— japonica, xxi. 1801.

Cc

_ *

x POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Cerasus prostrata, Ser.
Prunus prostrata, Lab. ii. 136.
——— japonica, Loisel. vi. app.
Prunus japonica, Thunb. i. 27.
pseudo cerasus, Lindl.
Prunus paniculata, Ker, x. 800.
Amygdalus communis, Linn. ; var. macro-
carpa, DeCand. xiv. 1160.
— Persica, alba, xix. 1586.

FABACEZ or LEGUMINOS.

Disemzea velutina, Lindl. xiv. 1185.
Edwardsia chilensis, Miers. xxi. 1798.
Sophora macrocarpa, Smith.
—chrysophylla, Salish. ix. 738.
Anagyris *indica, xv. 1272. not.
Thermopsis fabacea, DeCand. xv. 1272.
Sophora fabacea, Pall.
Podalyria buxifolia, Willd. xi. 869.
Sophora buxifolia, Retz.
S. pedunculata, Thunb.
Podalyria pedunculata, Pers.
Chorozema Henchmanni, R. Br. xii. 986.
-— triangulare, Lindl. xviii. 1513.
—ovatum, Lindl. xviii. 1528.
Podolobium trilobatum, R. Br, xvi. 1333.
Pulteneailicifolia, Bot. rep.
Chorozema trilobatum, Smith.
— staurophyllum, DC. xii. 959.
Oxylobium scandens, Benth.
Mirbelia Baxtert, xvii. 1434.
Podolobium scandens, DC.
Chorozema scandens, Smith.
——___—_—- retusum, ft. Br. xi. 913.
Chorozema coriaceum, Smith.
arborescens, H. K. v. 392.
Callistachys lanceolata, Venten. iii. 216.
Brachysema undulatum, Jer, viii. 642.
— latifolium, H. K. ii 118.
Gompholobinm tenue, Lindl. xix. 1615.
——- marginatum, DeCand, xviii.
1490.
—venulosum, Lindl. xix.1574.
—_—__ —— — Knightianum, Lindl. xvii.
1468.
G. heterophyllum, A.Cunn.
—_——_—_——- capitatum, Cunningham,
xvili. 1563.
—_—_—_———_- tomentosum, Lab.xvii.1474.
—— grandiflorum, Smith, vi.484.
Ee Kit VS:
Burtonia conferta, DeCand. xix. 1600.
Gastrolobium retusum, Lindl. xix. 1647.
bilobum, R. Br. v. 411.
Euchilus obcordatus, R. Br. v. 403.
Pultenzea subumbellata, Hooker, xix. 1632.
—_—_ —— rosmarinifolia, Lindl. xix. 1584.
flexilis, R. Br. xx. 1694.
Dillwynia teucrioides, Sieber.
retusa, Smith, v. 378.
Canavalia paranensis, H. & A.
C. bonariensis, Lind]. xiv. 1199.
Erythrina Crista galli, Linn. iv. 313.

——nt

Erythrina caffra, Thunb. ix. 736. A.B.
— speciosa, H. K. ix. 750.
— poianthes, Brotero, xv. 1246.
var. subinermis, xix.
1617.
— carnea, H. K. vy. 389. xvi. 1327.
Hovea chorozemzefolia, DeCand. xviii. 1524.
Plagiolobium chorizemef. Sweet-
— villosa, Lindl. xviii. 1512.
- lanceolata, DC.; var. linearis, xvii.
1427.
longifolia, R. Br. viii. 614.
linearis, R. Br. vi. 463.
purpurea, Sweet, xvii. 1423.
—— Celsi, Bonpl. iv. 280.
Lalage ornata, Lindl. xx. 1722.
Bossivea cinerea, R. Br. iv. 306.
Scottia levis, Lindl. xix. 1652.
— dentata, R. Br. xv. 1233.
— angustifolia, Lindl. xv. 1266.
Templetonia glauca, Link, x. 859.
-—__——_— retusa, H.K. y. 383.
Liparia hirsuta, Thunb. i. 8.
Crotalaria purpurea, Venten. ii. 128.
- retusa, Linn. iii. 253.
—__——-- vitellina, Ker, vi. 447.
—_——-- tenuifolia, Roxb. xii. 982.
——_——-- verrucosa, DC. xiv. 1137.
Crotalaria cerulea, Jacq.
C. angulosa, Lamarck.
——- incana, Linn. v. 377.
Lupinus elegans, H. B. K. xix. 1581.
—- nanus, Benth. xx. 1706.
- densiflorus, Benth. xx. 1689.
—-—- leptophyllus, Benth. xx. 1670.
———- latifolius, J. G. Agardh. xxii.
1891.
—— —- versicolor, Lindl. xxiii. 1979.
———- albifrons, Bentham, xix. 1642.
——- rivularis, Douglas, xix. 1595.
———- bicolor, Lindl. xiii. 1109.
——-—- polyphyllus, Lindl. xiii. 1096.
—_——- ———_ albiflorus, xvi. 1377.
——~—- littoralis, Douglas, xiv. 1198.
—— —-ornatus, Douglas, xiv. 1216.
———- micranthus, Douglas, xv. 1251.
———- leucophyllus, Lindl. xiii. 1124.
———- lepidus, Douglas, xiv. 1149.
—v—- laxiflorus, Douglas, xiv. 1140.
——-—- plumosus, Douglas, xv. 1217.
———- aridus, Douglas, xv. 1242.
———- arbustus, Douglas, xv. 1230.
——— - mutabilis, Sweet, xviii. 1539.
———- Sabinianus, Douglas, xvii. 1435.
———- mexicanus, Laguasca, vi. 457.
Ulex genistoides, Brotero, xvii. 1452.
Stauracanthus aphyllus, Link.
Spartium acutifolium, Lindl. xxiii. 1974.
Genista canariensis, Linn. iii. 217.
———- procumbens, Wiild. xiv. 1150.
———- monosperma, DC. xxii. 1918.
Spartium monospermum, Linn.
Genista ferox, Potr.
Spartium ferox, Willd. v. 368.
S. heterophyllum, L’Herit.

POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS. xl

Cytisus multiflorus, Lindl. xiv. 1191.
Cytisus elongatus ; 3. multiflorus,
DeCand.
——— elongatus, WV. & K,
C. biflorus, Ker. iy. 308.
———— proliferus, Linn. ii. 121.
——— nigricans, Willd. x. 802.
—— Molicus, Gussone, xxii. 1902.
— Purple Laburnum, xxiii. 1965.
Ononis peduncularis, Lindl. xvii. 1447.
Trifolium fucatum, Lindl. xxii. 1883.
—— fimbriatum, Lindl. xiii. 1070.
*tridentatum, Lindl. xiii, 1070,
not.

—— -— *cyathiferum, Id. Ib.
vesiculosum, Suvi, xvii. 1408.
Trifolium recurvum, Waldst.
T. ambiguum, Bieberst.
T.turgidum, Bieberst.
Lotus arenarius, Brotero, xviii. 1488.
Hosackia, its species, xv. 1257.
stolonifera, Lindl. xxiii. 1977.
bicolor, Bentham, xv. 1257.
Lctus pinnatus, Hooker.
Psoralea pedunenlata, Ker, iii. 223.
— melilotoides, Mech. vi. 454.
Psoralea Melilotus, Pers.
—-— Onobrychis, Nutétal, vi. 453.
orbicularis, Lindl. xxiii. 1971.
——— macrostachya, DeCand. xxi. 1769.
— pubescens, Willd. xii. 968.
Indigofera endecaphylla, Jacg. x. 789.

- australis, Vent. v. 386.
——— aMoena, th. IV. 00.
———— ineana, Thunb. xii. 957.
————- angulata, Lindl. xii. 991.

- juncea, DC.

I. filifolia, Ker. in vol. iii. app.

Lebechia contuminata, HU. K.

ii. 104.

Spartium contaminatum,H.K.

————_- atropurpurea, Ham. xxi. 1744.
Centrosema virginianum, Benth.

Clitoria virginiana, DeCand.

xiii. 1047.

—.

Plumieri, Benth.
C+ Plumieri, Pers. iv. 268.
Collza pendula, Benth.
Galactia pendula, Pers. iy. 269.
Dumasia pubescens, DC. xii. 962.
Glycine biloba, Lindl. xvii. 1418.
Cheetocalyx vincentina, DC.
Glycine vincentina, Ker, x. 799.
Galega orientalis, Willd. iv. 326.
Tephrosia grandiflora, Pers.
Galega grandiflora, H. K. ix. 769.
Mirbelia dilatata, R. Br. xii. 1041.
— cordata, Smith, xii. 1005.
Daviesia alata, Smith, ix. 728.
Vicia atropurpurea, Desfont. xi. 871.
Lathyrus tingitanus, DeCand. xvi. 1388.
—— maritimus, Hooker.
L. californicus, Douglas, xiv.1144,
Pisum marttimum, Linn.

Orobus atropurpureus, Desfont. xxi. 1763.
O. siculus, Rafin.
O. Rafinesquii, Pres}.
Hardenbergia Comptoniana, Benth.
Glycine comptoniana, Andy. iv.
298.

monophylla, Benth.
Kennedya monophylla ; var. longi-
racemosa, Xvi. 1336.
cordata, Benth.
Kennedya cordata, Lindl. xi. 944.
macrophylla, Benth.
Kennedya? macrophylla, Lindl.
xxii. 1862.

Kennedya rubicunda, Vent.
Aimphodus ovatus, Lindl. xiii.
1101. 1108.
- Marryatte, Lindl. xxi. 1790.
————- nigricans, Lindl. xx. 1715.
Zichya dilatata, Benth.
Kennedya dilatata, Cunningham,
Xviii. 1526.

inophylla, Benth.
Kennedya inophylla, Lindl. xvii.
1421.

glabrata, Benth.
Kennedya glabrata, Lindl. xxii.
1838.
Physolobium Stirlingii, Benth.
Kennedya Stirlingi, Lindl. xxii.
1845.
Fagelia bituminosa, DC.
Glycine bituminosa, Linn. iii. 261.
Wistaria sinensis, DC.
Glycine sinensis, B.Mag. viii, 650.
Phaseolus semierectus, Linn. ix. 743.
- Caracalla, Linn. iv. 341.
Rhynchosia caribea, DC.
Glycine caril ea, Willd. iy. 275
Lablab vulgaris, Savi; 8. purpureus, DC.
Dolichos purpureus, Linn. x. 830.
Oxytropis Lamberti, DC. xiii. 1054.
Astragalus succulentus, Richards. xvi. 1324.

— carnosus, Nutt.

A.caryocarpus, Ker, ii. 176.vi.A pp.
Coronilla juncea, Linn. x. 820.
Adesmia Loudonia, Hooker, xx. 1720.
Desmodium latifolium, DC.

Hedys. latifolium, R, vy. 355.
ascendens, DC.

Hedysarum ascendens ; var.

ceruleum, Lindl. x. 815.

———-— dubium, Lindl. xii. 967.
Hedysarum sibiricum, Poir.
——— alpinum, Willd. x. 808.
Flemingia strobilefera, R. Br. viii. 617.

Hedysarum strobiliferum, Linn.
Amorpha fruticosa, Linn. y. 427.
Sesbania picta, Pers. xi. 873.

Aischynomene picta, Cavan.

Sesbania gracillima, Hort.
Caragana pygmea, DC, xii. 1021.

Robinia pygmea, Linn.

xii POLYPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Colutea nepalensis, Sims. xx. 1727.
Swainsonia galegifolia, R. Br.; var. albi-
flora, xii. 994.
Vicia galegifolia, Bot. rep.
Colutea galegifolia, Brown.
Lessertia fruticosa, Lindl. xii. 970.
Clianthus puniceus, Soland. xxi. 1775.
Donia punicea, Don.
Carmichelia, R. Br. xi. 912.
——— australis, R. Br. xi 912.
Lotus arboreus, Willd.
Cassia ovcidentalis, Linn. i. 83.
——- Sophora, Linn.
C. purpurea, Hort. beng. x. 856.
— ligustrina, Linn. ii. 109.

Cassia bahamensis, Mill. dict.
australis, Bot. Mag. xvi. 1322.
——- )iflora, DeCand. xvi. 1310.

——- floribunda, Cav.
C. Herbertiana, Lindl. xvii. 1422.
Cathartocarpus Bacillus, Linn. xi. 881.
Cassia bacillaris, Willd.
Bauhinia cumanensis, H. B. K. xiv. 1133.
B. scandens americana, Linn.
Mimosa sensitiva, Linn. i. 25.
———- pudica, Linn. xi. 941.
Inga Houstoni, DC.
Acacia Houstoni, Willd. ii. 98.
Mimosa Houstoni, L’Herit.
purpurea, Willd. ii. 129.
Mimosa purpurea, Linn.
Acacia Lambertiana, Don. ix. 721.
vestita, Ker, ix. 698.
pentadenia, Lindl. xviii. 1521.
—— — lophantha, Willd. v. 361.
Mimosa distachya, Venten.
M. elegans, Andr.

longissima, Wendl. viii. 680.
leprosa, DeCand. xvii. 1441.
—— subceerulea, Lindl. xiii. 1075.
uncinata, Lindl. xvi. 1332.
lunata, Sieber. xvi. 1352.
A. brevifolia, Lodd.
impressa, Lindl. xiii. 1115.
diffusa, Ker, viii. 634.
—— suleata, R. Br, xi. 928.
—— calamifolia, Sweet, x. 839.
albida, Lindl. xvi. 1317.
alata, R. Br. vy. 396.
undulata, Willd. x. 843.
longifolia, Willd. v. 362.

CALYCANTHACEZ.

Calycanthee, Lindl. v. 404.
Calycanthus fertilis, Walt. v. 404.
C. glaucus, Willd.

decurrens, Willd. B. mollis, vy. 871.

Calycanthus levigatus, Willd. vi. 481.
Calycanthus fertilis, Andr.
C. ferax. Mich.
Chimonanthus, Lindl. v. 404. not.
fragrans : 8. grandiflorus, Lind.vi. 451.
Calycanthus precox,Linn.

CUNONIACEZ.

Cunonia capensis, Linn. x. 828.
Hydrangea, its affinity to Begonia, vi. 471.

SAXIFRAGACEZ.

Heuchera cylindracea, Hooker, xxiii. 1924.
micrantha, Lindl. xy. 1302.
Tellima grandiflora, Douglas, xiv. 1178.
Mitella grandiflora, Pursh.
Mitella diphylla, Zinn. ii. 166.
Hoteia japonica, Morr. § Decaisn.
Spirea barbata, Wall. xxiii. 2011.
Spirea japonica, Hort.

CRASSULACEZ.

Sedum Cepea, Linn. xvi. 1391.
Sedum paniculatum, Lamarck.
S. galioides, Allioni.
S. spatulatum, Waldst.
S. tetraphyllum, Smith.
S. alsinefolium, Allioni.
Anacampseros Cepea, Haworth.
ceruleum, Vahl. vi. 520.
Sedum azureum, Desfont.
——— ternatum, Mich. ii. 142.
Anacampseros ternata, Haw.
Sempervivum caliciforme, Haw. xi. 892.
glutinosum, H. K. iv. 278.
arboreum, Linn. ii. 99.
— urbicum, Haw. xx. 1741.
— villosum, Haw. xviii. 1553.
Rochea versicolor, DC.
Crassula versicolor, Burchell, iv.
320.

Crassula turrita, Thunb. xvi. 1344.
Turgosea turrita, Haworth.
Echeveria gibbiflora, Decand. xv. 1247.
Cotyledon papillaris, Linn.
C. decussata, Bot. Mag. xi. 915.

ANACARDIACEZ.

Spathelia simplex, Linn. viii. 670.

Duvaua ovata, Lindl. xix. 1568.

— dependens, Decand. xix. 1573.
Amyris polygama, Cavan.

— — latifolia, Gillies, xix. 1580.

INCOMPLETE

Sub-Class II.

GARRYACEZ.

Garryacez, xx. 1686.
Garrya elliptica, Douglas, xx. 1686.

HENSLOVIACEZ.

Hensloviacez, xx. 1686.

AMARANTHACEZ.

Celosia coccinea, Mill. dict. xxii. 1834.

URTICACE.
Conocephalus naucleiflorus, Lindl. xiv.
1203. A.B.
POLYGONACES.

Coccoloba virens, Lindl. xxi. 1816.
Polygonum emarginatum, Roth. xiii. 1065.
— injucundum, Lindl. xv. 1250.
Tragopyrum trutescens.
Polygonum frutescens, Linn. iii. 254.
Eriogonum compositum, Benth. xxi. 1774.

ELHZAGNACEZ.

Eleagnus angustifolia, L. xiv. 1156.

THYMELACEZ.

Pimelea hispida, R. Br. xix. 1578.
humilis, R. Br. xy. 1268.
——— intermedia, Lindl. xvii. 1439.
-——— ligustrina, Lab. xxi. 1827.
-— sylvestris, R. Br. xix. 1582.
Daphne collina, Smith: neapolitana, x. 822,
- hybrida, Lindl. xiv. 1177.
Gnidia denudata, Lindl. ix. 757. and App.
pinifolia, Linn. i. 19.
G. radiata, Wendl.
pinifolia ; ochroleuca, Ker, viii. 624.
Gnidia radiata, Lodd.
oppositifolia, Linn. i. 2.
Nectandra levigata, Berg.
Gnidia levigata, Thunb.
Passerina levigata, Linn.
Dirca palustris, Linn. iv. 292.

PROTEACEZ.

Protea neriifolia, R. Br. iii. 208.
villifera, Lindl. xii. 1023.
——— acerosa, Brown, v. 351.
—— longifolia, Bot. Rep. i. 47.

EXOGENS. xiii

INCOMPLET.

Protea pulchella, H. K. i. 20.
Protea speciosa, Andr.
grandiflora, R. Br.; B; cngusti-
Jolia, vii. 569.
Protea marginata, Lamarck.
Leucadendron corymbosum, R.Br. y. 402.
Protea corymbosa, Thunb.
P. bruniades, Linn.
tortum, R. Br. x. 826.
Protea torta, Thunb.
P. cinerea, Willd.
P. densa, Willd.
argenteum, 2. Br. xii. 979.
Protea argentea, Linn.
Aulax umbellata, mas, R. Br. xii. 1015.
Protea aulacea, Thunb.
Hakea microcarpa, R. Br. vi. 475.
— linearis, R. Br. xviii. 1489.
Lomatia longifolia, R. Br. vi. 442.
Stenocarpus salignus, #. Br. vi. 441.
lsopogon formosus, R. Br. xy. 1288.
longifolius, R. Br. xi. 900.
Lambertia formosa, Smith, vii. 528.
Grevillea punicea, R. Br. xvi. 1319.
—- concinna, R. Br. xvi. 1383.
———- juniperina, R. Br. xiii. 1089.
———- buxifolia, R. Br. vi. 443.
Embothrium buaxifolium, Willd.
Hemiclidia Baxteri, R. Br. xvii. 1455.
Banksia, nature of the partition in its fruit,
xix. 1572.
———— paludosa, R. Br. ix. 697.
-— —— emula, R. Br. viii. 688.
speciosa, R. Br. xx. 1728.
—-— gquercifolia, R. Br. xvii. 1430.
serrata, R. Br.
B. undulata, Lindl, xvi. 1316.
—— prostrata, R. Br. xix. 1572.
Cunninghamii. R. Br.
B. littoralis, xvi. 1363.

———

LAURACE.

Tetranthera laurifolia, Jacq. xi. 893.
Tomex tetranthera, Willd.
Litsea tetranthera, Pers.

Persea gratissima, Kunth. xy. 1258.
Laurus Persea, Jacq.

PENZACEZ.

Penzea squamosa, Linn. ii. 106.
Penea tetragona, Berg.

ARISTOLOCHIACE,

Aristolochiaceze, internal structure, xviii.
1543.
Aristolochia labiosa, Ker, viii. 689.
Aristolochia ringens, Link.

XIV MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Aristolochia eymbifera, Mart. xviii. 1543.
——— Chilensis, Bridges, xx. 1680.
-———_—— fetens, Lindl. xxi. 1824.
caudata, Booth, xvii. 1453.
trilobata, Willd. xvii. 1399.
A. trifida, Lamarck.

Sub-Class III.

ERICACEZ.

Azalea nitida, Pursh. v. 414.
— calendulacea, Pursh; var. lepida,
xvii. 1402.
Stapletoniana, xvii.
1407
-—— subcuprea, xvi. 1366.
~—— flammea, ii. [45.
——— nudiflora, Linn.; thyrsiflora, xvi.
367.
—________ —— gcintillans, xvii. 1641.
y: ii- 120.
——-—— pontica, sinensis, Lodd. xv. 1253.
versicolor, xviii. 1559.
—— -— Highclere hybrids, origin of, xvi.
1366.

ee

——_——+’]

—_—~

———_—_—_—_ —__—_

————- Seymouri, xxiii. 1975.
——— indica, its vars. x. 811.
——~—— indica: Linn. alba, x. 811.
A. ledifolia, Hooker.
——_—— indica, variegata, xx. 1716.
——~—— indica, lateritia, xx. 1700.
Rhododendron arboreum, Smith, xi. 890.
— —__—___—_ —__—— var. cinnamo-
meum, xxiii. 1982.
R.cinnamomeum, Wallich.
var. yroseum,
Lindl. xv. 1240.
———_— —_ —__—__—_——__ var. album, xx.
1684.
-dauricum, Linn. B. atrovi-
rens, iii. 194.
—_—_—__--—_ punctatum, Willd. var. B.i.
37.

————

—_— ——

R. minus, Mich.
—_————._ Carton’s, xvii. 1449.
—— Highcelerehybrids,history of,
xvii. 1414,
—_—_——_—_ hyvridum, Ker, iii. 195.
——_—_—_—_ - Alta-clerense, xvii. 1414.
—— pulcherrimum, xxi. 1820.
Enkianthus reticulatus, Lindl. xi. 885.
quinqueflorus, Lour. xi. 884.
Melidora pellucida, Salish.
Arbutus andrachnoides, Link.
A. hybrida, Ker, viii. 619.
—— Andrachne, Linn. ii. 118.
——— Menziesii? Sm.
A. procera, Douglas, xxi. 1753.
' Arctostaphylos tomentosa, Lindl. xxi. 1791.
Arbutus tomentosa, Pursh.

Asarum *caudatum, xvii. 1399.
*Trichopodium, Lindl. xviii. 1543.
Trichopus, Geertn.
*Bragantia, Zour. xviii. 1543.
Ceramium, Blume.
*Trimeriza, Lindi. xviii. 1548.

MONOPETALA.

Arctostaphylos *cordifolia, Lindl. xxi.1791.
*elauca, Id. Ib.
Pernettia mucronata, Gaudichaud, xx. 1675.
Arbutus mucronata, Linn. fil.
Gaultheria Shallon, Pwrsh, xvii. 1411.
Andromeda dealbata, Lindl. xii. 1010.
—— floribunda, Pursh, x. 807.
Ammyrsine buxifolia, Pursh, vii. 531.
Ledum buxifolium, H. K.
L. thymifolium, Lamarck.
Epigzea repens, Linn. iii. 201.
Erica codonodes, Lindl. xx. 1698.
- filamentosa, H. K. i. 6.
- ardens. H. K. ii. 115.
-—- tumida, Ker, i. 65.
- colorans, Link, vii. 601.

VACCINACEZA.

*Cavendishia, Lindl. xxi. 1791.
*nobilis, Ib.
Vaccinium ovatum, Pursh, xvi. 1354.
- amoenum, H. K. v. 400.
V. disomorphum; var. Mich.
- fuseatum, Pursh, iv. 302.
V. formosum, Andr.

HYDROLEACEZ.

Hydrolea spinosa, Linn. vii. 56A.
Hydrolea trigyna, Swartz.
Wigandia caracasana, H. B. K. xxiii. 1966.

EPACRIDACEZ.

Stenanthera pinifolia, R. Br. iii. 218.
Sphenotoma capitatum, Lindl. xviii. 1515.
Leucopogon Richei, R. Br.
L. parviflorus, Lindl. xviii. 1560.
Styphelia parviflora, Andr.
Styphelia longifolia, R. Br. i. 24.
Lissanthe sapida, R. Br. xv. 1275.
Cosmelia rubra, R. Br. xxi. 1822.
Epacris nivalis, Lodd. xviii. 1531.

PRIMULACEZ.

Primula venusta, Host. xviii. 1983.
Primula Freyeri, Hoppe.
— sinensis, Lindl.
P. prenitens, Ker, vii. 539.
——— Pallasii, Lehm. xi. 896.
— minima, Linn. vii. 581.
Cyclamen Clusii, Lindl. xii. 1013.

MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Cyclamen Persicum, var. laciniatum, Lindl.
xiii. 1095.
Douglasia nivalis, Lindl. xxii. 1886.
- *arctica, Hooker, Lb.

MYRSINACEZ.

Ardisia odontophylla, Wall. xxii. 1892.
paniculata, Rowb. viii. 638.
lentiginosa, Ker, vii. 533.
Ardisia crenata, Bot. Mag.
A. crenulata, Donn.
—— punctata, Lindl. x. 827.
Theophrastaceew, D. Don. xxi. 1764.
Clavija, R. §& P. xxi. 1764.
ornata, D. Don. xxi. 1764.
Theophrasta longifolia, Jacq.

EBENACEZ.

Diospyros Embryopteris, Pers. Fem. vi.499.

Embryopteris glutinifera, Willd,
Mabola, Rowbd. xiv. 1139.

Cavanillea Phillippensis, Desr.

Royena pubescens, Willd. foemina, vi. 500.
Royena hirsuta, Jacq.

Symplocos sinica, Ker, ix. 710.

Halesia parviflora, Mich. xi. 952.

CONVOLVULACEZ.

Convolvulus pannifolius, H. K. iii. 222. and
App.
— suffruticosus, H. K. ii. 133. iii.
App.
— scrobiculatus, Lindl. xiii. 1076.
——--— albivenius, Lindl. xiii. 1116.
———_-—_ arvensis, L.
C. chinensis, Ker, iv. 322.
— ochraceus, Lindl. xiii. 1060.
— pentanthus, Jacq. vi. 439.
——— elongatus, Willd. vi. 498.
— siculus, Walld. vi. 445.
C. ovatus, Mcench.
— farinosus, Linn. xvi. 1323.
Ipomeea pandurata, Ker, vii. 588.
Convolvulus panduratus, Linn.
C. candicans, Bot. Mag.
sagittifolia, Pursh, vi. 437.
Convolvulus sagittifolius, Mich.
pendula, R. Br. viii. 632.
dasysperma, Jacq.
I, tuberculata, Ker, i. 86.
macrorhiza, Mich.
I. Jalapa, Pursh, iv. 342.
Convolvulus Jalapa, Linn.
macrorhizu, Mich. var.; rosea,
viii. 621.

pes capree, Choisy.
I. maritima, Brown, iv. 319.
Convolvulus maritimus, Lam.
C. pes capre, Linn.
C. brasiliensis, Linn.

XV

Ipomeea filicaulis, Blame.
I. denticulata, R. Br. iy. 317.
Convolvulus medium, H. K.
C. filicaulis, Vahl.
Turpethum, R. Br. iv. 279.
Convolvulus Turpethum, Linn.
mutabilis, Ke, i. 39.
obscura, Ker, iii. 239.
Convolvulus obscurus, Linn.
chryseides, Ker, iv. 270.
Convolvulus dentatus, Vahl.
tuberosa, Jacq. ix. 768.
Aitoni, Lindl. xxi. 1794.
muricata, Jacq. iv. App.
Ip. bona nox, (3. Ker, iv. 290.
Convolvulus muricatus, Linn.
Pharbitis pudibunda,

Convolvulus pudibundus, Lindl.

xii. 999.
— Nil, Choisy.

Ipomeec cerule:, Roxb. iv. 276.
diversifolia, Lindl. xxiii. 1988.
hederacea, Choisy.

Ipomea hederacea, Jacq. i. 85.

Calonyction noctilucum.
Ipomea latifiora,Linadl.xi. 889.
I. noctiluca, Herb. xi. 917, not.
Batatas platensis.
Ipomea platenis, Ker, iv. 333.
setosa.
Ipomea setosa, Ker, iv. 335.
paniculata, Choisy.
Ipomea insignis, Andr. i. 75.
Ipomea paniculata, R.Br. i.62.
Ipomeea mauritiana, Jacq.
Convolvulus paniculatus, Linn.
Quamoclit sanguinea.
Ipomea sanguinea, Vahl. i. 9.
Argyreia cuneata, Roxb. viii. 661.

Lettsomia cuneata, Roxb.

Convolvulus cuneatus, Willd.

Ipomeea atrosanguinea, B.Mag.

Shuteria bicolor, Choisy.
Conv. involucratus, Ker. iv.318.
C. bicolor, Vahl.

Evolvulus latifolius, Ker, v. 401.

CUSCUTACEZ.
Cuscuta chilensis, Ker, vii. 603.

NOLANACEA.

Nolana, Linn. fruit of, x. 865.
Nolana paradoxa, Lindl. x. 865.

POLEMONIACEZ.

Polemoniacex, revision of, xix. 1622.

Leptosiphon* grandiflorus, Benth. xix.
1622.

—— androsaceus, Benth.xix.1622.

—xx. 1710.

—*luteus, Benth. xix. 1622.

xvV1 MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Leptosiphon *parviflorus, Benth. xix.1622.
—_—- densiflorus, Benth. xix. 1622
—xx. 1725.
*Fenzlia dianthiflora, Benth. xix. 1622.
Gilia liniflora, Benth. xix. 1622.
—*pharnaceoides, Benth. xix. 1622.
—*pusilla, Benth. xix. 1622.
—— coronopifolia, Pers. xix. 1622.—
xx. 1691.
Ipomopsis elegans, Smith.
——— pulchella, Dougl. xix. 1622.
Ip. elegans, Bot. Reg. xy. 1281.
——— tenuiflora, Benth. xix. 1622.—xxii.
1888.

—*arenaria, Benth. xix. 1622.
—*crassifolia, Benth. xix. 1622.
—*inconspicua, Dougl. xix. 1622.
——— tricolor, Benth. xix. 1622.— xx.
1704.

——*Jaciniata, R. § P. xix. 1622.
—*multicaulis, Benth. xix. 1622.
— —— achilleefolia, Benth. xix. 1622.—
xx. 1682.
—*capitata, Hook. xiy. 1170.
Navarretia, Fl. Per.
Afgochloa, Benth.
—*intertexta, xix. 1622.
——-*cotuleefolia, xix. 1622.
—_——_. -—_~*pubescens, xix. 1622.
—*pungens, xix. 1622.
Gilia pungens, Doug].
—*eryngoides, xix. 1622.
Gilia eryngoides, Bot. Zeit.
mucronata, Schin.
-~——- ~——~-*atractyloides, xix. 1622.
Collomia heterophylla, Hooker, xvi. 1347.
-———- coccinea, Schm. xix. 1622.
————- grandiflora, Lindl. xiv. 1174.
—— ——~ linearis, Nutt. xiv. 1166.
—*cilioides, Benth. xix. 1622.
—*elutinosa, Benth. xix. 1622.
-—*eracilis, Dougl. xix. 1622.
————- Cavanillesii, H. § A.
C. coccinea, Schm. xix. 1622.
Phlox linearis, Cav.
*Hugelia densifolia, Benth. xix. 1622.
-*elongata, Benth. xix. 1622.
-*virgata, Benth. xix. 1622.
—_——-*Jutea, Benth. xix. 1622.
*Linanthns dichotomus, Benth. xix. 1622.
Phlox Drummondi, Hooker, xxiii. 1949,
1954.

—-—— suffruticosa, Wiild. i. 68.
P. nitida, Pursh.
-—— speciosa, Pursh, xvi. 1351.
Caldasia heterophylla, Willd. ii. 92.
Bonplandia geminiflora, Cav.
Polemonium mexicanum, Lagasca, vi. 460.
— ceruleum; var. piliferum,
Lindl. xv. 1303.
humile, Willd. xv. 1304.
*Cantua aggregata, Pursh, xix. 1622.
*Phlox pinnata, Cav. xix. 1622.

CAMPANULACEZ.

Campanula lactiflora, WZ. B. iii. 241.
glomerata ; var. speciosa, A.
DC. viii. 620.

C. cephalotes, Fischer.

C. speciosa, Hornem.
————-—. sarmatica, Ker, iii. 237.

C. betonicifolia, M. B.

C. commutata, R. & S.
Garganica, T’enore, xxi. 1768.
Portenschlagiana, A. DC. xxiii.

1995.

fragilis, 8. hirsuta, xx. 1738.

C. diffusa, Vahl.

C. cochlearifolia, Vahl.

C. crassifolia, Nees.
Adenophora coronata, A. DC.

Camp. coronata, Ker, ii. 149.
C. marsupiifiora, R. & 8.
C. Gmelini, R. & S.

——_——— liliifolia, A. DC.

Camp. lilifolia, Linn. iii.236.
C. Alpini, Linn.

Specularia pentagonia, A. DC.
Campanula pentagonia, Desfont. i. 56.
Prismatocarpus pentagonius, L’Herit.

Musschia aurea, Dumort.

Campanula aurea,H.K. i. 57.

Michauxia levigata, Vent. xvii. 1451.
Michauxiu decandra, Fischer.

Trachelium cceruleum, Linn. i. 72.

——

LOBELIACE.

Tupa Feuillzei, Don.
Lobelia Tupa, Linn. xix. 1612.
—— salicifolia, Sweet.
Lobelia arguta, Lindl. xii. 973.
L. gigantea, Bot. Mag.
Lobelia heterophylla, R. Br.xxiii. 2014.
splendens, Weld. i. 60.
fulgens, Bot. Rep. ii. 165.
--—— siphilitica, Linn. vii. 537.
campanuloides, Thunb. ix. 733.
——-— decurrens, Cav. xxii. 1842.
purpurea, Lindl. xvi. 1325.
— Low’s Purple, xvii. 1445.
Clintonia, Douglas, xv. 1241.
—-— elegans, Douglas, xv. 1241.
pulchella, Lindl. xvii. 1909.
Pratia begonifolia, Lindl. xvi. 1373.
Lobelia begonifolia, Wallich.
Isotoma axillaris, Lindl. xii. 964.
Lobelia senecioides, Hort.
—— longiflorum, Presi.
Lobelia longiflora, Linn, xiv. 1200.
Hippobroma longiflorum, Don.
Jasione perennis, Lamarck, vi. 505.
Cyphia Phyteuma, Willd. viii. 625.
Lobelia Phyteuma, Linn.

STYLIDIACEZ.

Stylidium laricifolium, Pers. vii. 550.
Stylidium tenuifolium, Brown.

MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Stylidium graminifolium, Swartz, i.90.
adnatum, 2, Br. xi. 914.
fasciculatum, RF. Br. xvii. 1459.

GOODENIACE.

Leschenaultia formosa, R. Br. xi. 916.
Velleia paradoxa, R. Br. xii. 971.
— lyrata, R. Br. vii. 551.

CAPRIFOLIACE.

Caprifolium sempervirens, Mich.
Lonicera sempervirens ; Willd. (3.
minor. viie 556.

— japonicum.
Lonicera japonica, Thunb. i. 70.
LL. confusa, DC.
—-——— parviflorum, Pursh.
Lonicera dioica, H.K. ii. 188.
L. parviflora, DC.
C. bracteosum, Mich.
occidentale, Lindl. xvii. 1457.
————— flexuosum.
Lonicera flecuosa, Ker, ix. 712.
———— longiflorum, Sabine, xv. 12382.
Lonicera longiflora, DC.
—— hispidulum, Lindl. xxi. 1761.
Lonicera involucrata, Herb. Banks, xiv.
1179.
Xylosteum involucratum, Rich-
ardson.

— —.

tatarica, Willd. i. 31.
Viburnum rugosum, Pers. v. 376.
odoratissimum, Ker, vi. 456.
cotinifolium, Don, xix. 1650.
V. polycarpon, Wallich.

CINCHONACEZ.

Ixora, its derivation, ii. App
- grandiflora, Ker, ii. 154,and App.
Ixora coccinea, Linn.
——- Bandhuca, Row). vi. 513.
——- rosea, Wallich, vii. 540.
——- cuneifolia, Roxb. viii. 648.
——- blanda, Ker, ii. 100.
—- croeata, Ker, x. 782.
Pavetta indica, Zinn. iii. 198.
P. alba, Vahl.
Txora paniculata, Lamarck.
Gardenia propinqua, Lindl. xii. 975.
— —-— amena, Bot. Mug. ix. 735.
radicans, Thunb. i. 73.
-—-—— florida; Zinn. flore simplici, vi.
449.
Gardeniajasminoides,Solander.
pannea, Lindl. xxiii. 1952.
Burchellia, capensis, R. Br. vi. 466.
Cephatlis bubalina, Pers.
Lonicera bubalina, Linn.
-—— parviflora, Lindl. xi. 891.
Bouyardia versicolor, Ker, iii. 245.
—- triphylla, Sadisd. ii. 107.
Houstonia coccinea, Andr.

XVli

Manettia cordifolia, Mart. xxii. 1866.
—— coccinea, Willd. ix. 693.
Nacibea coccinea, Aubl.
Spermadictyon azureum, Wallich, xv. 1235.
Hamiltonia seabra, Don.
Spermadictyon scabrum, Spreng.
Guettarda speciosa, Decand. xvii. 1393.
Cadamba jasminiflora, Sonnerat.
Jasminum hirsutum, Willd.
Diplospora. viridiflora, DC.
Canthium dubium, Lind. xii.1026.
Adina peduncularis, DC
Nauclea Adinoides, Lindl. xi. 895.
not.

———- globiflora, Salisb.
Nauclea Adina, Smith, xi. 895.
Hamelia ventricosa, Swartz, xiv. 1195.
Campanula arborescens, Browne.
Hamelia grandiflora, L’Heritier.
Cupia corymbosa, DC.
Webera corymbosa, Willd. ii. 119.
Canthium corymbosum, Pers.
Rondeletia asiatica, Linn.
Musszenda frondosa, Linn. vi. 517.
Catesbeea latifolia, Lindl. x. 858.
Hamiltonia suaveolens, Rowb.
Spermadictyon suaveolens, Roxb.
iv. 348.
Pyschotria elliptica, Ker, viii. 607.
Rondeletia odorata, Jacq. xxii. 1905.

ASTERACEZ or COMPOSITE.

Vernonia sericea; 8; purpurascens, Rich.
vii. 522.
—-- axilliflora, Lessing, xvii. 1464.
Liatris scariosa, Willd. xx. 1654.
Serratula scariosa, Linn.
intermedia, Lindl. xi. 948.
——— elegans, Pursh, iv. 267.
Eupatorium speciosum, Venten.
——— pilosa, Willd. vii. 595.
——— scariosa, Willd. vii. 590.
Eupatorium glandulosum, H. B.K. xx.
1723.

Charieis heterophylla, Cass.
Kaulfussia amelloides, Nees, vi.
490.
Aster eminens, Willd. xix. 1614.
Aster junceus, H. K.
A. longifolius, Lamarck.
A. mutabilis, H. K.
A. levigatus, Pursh.
—— eminens; var. virgineus, xx. 1656.
Aster virgineus, Nees.
A. albus, Hort. angl.
—— puniceus ; var. demissus, Lindl. xix.
1636.
— cordifolius, Linn. xix. 1597.
—— Amellus, H. K. iv. 340.
—— nove anglie, Linn. iii. 183.
— grandiflorus, Linn. iv. 273.
—— spectabilis, Att. xviii. 1527.
Aster elegans, Willd.
D

XVlil
Aster cyaneus, Hoffm. xviii. 1495.
A. glaucus, Nees.
A. bupleuroides, Hort. monsp.
——- adulterinus, Willd. xix. 1571.
Symphyotrichum unctuosum, Nees.
Aster cespitosus, Hort.
— pallens, Willd. xviii. 1509.
fragilis, Wélld. xviii. 1537.
Aster scoparius, Nees.
—— concinnus, Willd. xix. 1619.
—— levis, Linn. xviii. 1500.
coridifolius, Wich. xviii. 1487.
Biotia corymbosa, DC.
Eurybia corymbosa, Nees, xviii.
1532.

Aster corymbosus, Ait.
Mairia crenata, JVees.

Gerberia crenata, Thunb. x. 855.
Diplopappus incanus, Lindl. xx. 1693.
Galatella punctata, Vees, xxi. 1818.

G. intermedia, Cass.

Aster punctatus, W. & K.
Diplostephium amygdalinum, Cass.

Aster amygdalinus, Lamarck,

xviii. 1517.

Dollingeria amygdalina, Nees.
Erigeron glaucum, Ker, i. 10.

Stenactis glauca, Nees.

Villarsii, Bellard. vii. 583.
Stenactis speciosa, Lindl. xix. 1577.
Erigeron speciosum, DC.
Calotis, R. Br. vi. 504.
— cuneifolia, R. Br. vi. 504.
Brachycome diversifolia, DC.
Pyrethrum diversifolium, Hooker,
xii. 1025.
Cosmus tenuifolius, Lindl. xxiii. 2007.
Bidens procera, Don, viii. 684.
—-— Coreopsidis, DC.

Coreopsis incisa, Ker, i. 7+

Coreopsis reptans, L.

Coreopsis aurea, H. Kew. xv. 1228.

Coreopsis trichosperma, 3. aurea,

Nuttall.

Calliopsis Atkinsonii, DC.
Coreopsis Atkinsoniana, Douglas,
xvi. 1376.
—— tinctoria, DC.
Coreopsis tinctoria, Nuttall, x.846.
Grindelia inuloides, Willd. iii. 248.
arguta, Schrad.
G. angustifolia, Kunth. x. 781.
———— glutinosa, Dun.
Donia glutinosa, Pursh,iii. 187.
Doronicum glutinosum, Willd.
Aster glutinosus, Cavan.
Wedelia hispida, H. B.K. vii. 543.
—-—- radiosa, Ker, viii. 610.
Wulffia maculata, DC.
Gymnoloma

maculatum, Ker,
viii. 662.

Helenium quadridentatum, Lab. vii. 598.
Rudbeckia alata, Jacq.

Rudbeckia triloba, Linn. vii. 525.

MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Leighia linearis, DC.

Helianthus linearis,Cay. vii. 528.

Helianthus squarrosus, H. B. K.
Helianthus mollis, Zam.

HI, pubescens, Vahl. vii. 524.

— ——-atrorubens, Linn. vi. 508.

Hi. diffusus, Bot. Mag.
————— lenticularis, Douglas, xv. 1265.
Tithonia tubeeformis, Cass.

Helianthus tubeformis, Spreng.
xviii. 1519.
tagetiflora, Desf. vii. 591.
Heliopsis canescens, H. B. K. vii. 592.
Sanvitalia procumbens, Lamarck, ix. 707.

Sanvitalia villosa, Cavan.
Gazania pavonia, R. Br. i. 35.

Gorteria pavonia, Andr.
Sphenogyne pilifera, Ker, vii. 604.

A. crithmoides, Jacq.

Arctotis acaulis, 6. DC.
A. tricolor, Jacq. ii. 131.
- acaulis, Linn. ii. 122.
Arctotis speciosa, Jacq.
———- aspera, 8. DC.
A. maculata, Willd. ii. 130.
—_——- aspera, «. DC. i. 34.
A. arborescens, Jacq.
- aspera, y. DC.
A. aureola, Ker, i. 32.
Dimorphotheca aurantiaca, DC, .
Calendula Tragus, (3. Ker, i. 28.
Calendula flaccida, Venten.
- chrysanthemifolia, DC.
C. chrysanthemifolia, H. K. i. 40.
- graminifolia, DC.

C. graminifolia, Linn. iv. 289.
Gynura ovalis, DC.

Cacalia ovalis, ii. 101.

——— bicolor, DC.

Cacalia bicolor, Willd. ii. 110.
Athrixia capensis, Ker, viii. 681.

Aster crinitus, Thunb.

Ethulia conyzoides, Linn. ix. 695.
Euryops abrotanifolius, DC.

Othonna abrotanifolia, Linn. ii. 108.
Othonna cheirifolia, Linn. iv. 266.
Siegesbeckia Jorullensis, Kunth, xiii. 1061.
Gynosperma glutinosa, Lessing.

Selloa glutinosa, Spreng. vi. 462.
Dahlia variabilis, Desf.

D. superflua, H. K. i. 56.

Georgina superflua, DC.
Apalochlamys Kerrii, DC.

Cassinia spectabilis, R. Br. viii. 678.
Oxyura chrysanthemoides, DC, xxii. 1850.
Ligularia sibirica, Cass.

Cineraria speciosa, Lindl. x. 812.
Craspedia glauca, Spreng. xxii. 1908.

Richea glauca, Labillard.

Eclopes trinervis, Less.

Relhania pungens, Ker, vii. 587.
Inula glandulosa, Willd. iv. 334.

Inula orientalis, Lamarck.
Bedfordia salicina, DC.

Cacalia salicina, Labill. xi. 923.

—_——

MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS. x1x

Encelia canescens, Cavan. xi. 909.
Coreopsis limensis, Jacq.
Pallasia halimifolia, Willd.
Amellus Lychnitis, Willd. vii. 586.
Verbesina asterotdes, Linn.
Bahia lanata, DC.
Eriophyllum cespitosum, Douglas,
xiv. 1167
Actinella lanata, Pursh.
Trichophyllum lanatum, Nuttall.
Helenium lanatum, Spreng.
Pyrethrum sinense, DC.
Chrysanthemum indicum, Linn. i. 4.
Anthemis artemisiefolia, Willd.
A. stipulacea, Mcench.
Matricaria indica, Mill.
var. pink quilled, viii. 616.
var. superbum, vi. 455.
indicum, Cass.
Chrysanthemum indicum, Linn.
xv. 1287.

C. tripartitum, Sweet.
— var. plenum, xviii. 1502.
— carneum, M. B.
P. roseum, xii. 1024.
Chrys. coccineum, Bot. Mag.
foeniculaceum, Willd. iv. 272.
? apiifolium.
Anthemis apiifolia, R. Br. vii. 527.
Helichrysum fruticans, Less.
Astelma fruticans, Ker, ix. 726.
Gnaphalium fruticans, Willd.
——_—— — bicolor, Lindl. xxi. 1814.
-— apiculatum, DC.
Gnaphalium apicuiatum, Labill.
iii. 240.

—_—_—— felinum, Zess.
G. congestum, Lamarck, iii. 243.
Morna nitida, Lindl. xxiii. 1941. 1944.
Phznocoma prolifera, Don.
Elichrysum proliferum, Willd. i. 21.
Xeranthemum proliferum, Linn.
Helipterum eximium, DC.
Astelma eximium, R. Br. vii. 532.
Gnaphalium eximium, Linn.
Rhodanthe Manglesii, Lindl. xx. 1703.
Senecio adenotrichius, DC.
Adenotrichia amplexicaulis, Lindl.
xiv. 1190.
——~ speciosus, Ker, i. 41.

Senecio Pseudo-China, Andr.
grandiflorus, Berg.

S. venustus, H. K. xi. 901.
lilacinus, Lindl. xvi. 1342. 1349.
Tussilaginis, Lessing, xviii. 1550.

Cineraria Tussilaginis, L’ Herit.
Triptilion, species of, x. 853.
cordifolium, Lagasca, x. 853.
Gaillardia aristata Pursh, xiv. 1186.

Gaiilardia bicolor, 8. Nuttall.
Stevia purpurea, Pers.
S. Eupatoria, Ker, ii. 93.

Moscharia pinnatifida, FU. peruv. xviii. 1564.

Gastrocurpha runcinata, Don.,
Mosigia pinnatifida, Spreng.

Hologymne glabrata, Bart):
Lasthenia glabrata, Lindl. xxi.
1780.
—-——\— californica, Bartl.
Lasthenia californica, DC. xxi.
1823.
Zinnia violacea, Cav.; var. coccinea, xv.
1294.
Madaria elegans, DC.
Madia elegans, Don, xvii. 1458.
Dysodia incana, DC.
Bebera incana, Lindl. xix. 1602.
Cassinia aurea, R. Br. ix. 764.
Antennaria contorta, Don, vii. 605.
Cullumia ciliaris, R. Br. v. 384.
Berckheya ciliaris, Willd.
Gorteria ciliaris, Linn.
Echinops sphzerocephalus, Z.
EF. paniculatus, Jacq. v. 356.
Carthamus tinctorius, Zinn. ii. 170.

DIPSACEZ.
Scabiosa graminifolia, Linn. x. 835.
Webbiana, Don, ix. 717.
VALERIANACE.

Fedia Cornucopiz, DC.
Valeriana Cornucopia, Linn. ii. 155.
Fedia incrassata, Moench.
Plectritis congesta, Lindl.
Valerianella congesta, xiii. 1094.
PLUMBAGINACE.

Plumbago capensis, Thunb. vy. 417.
Statice puberula, Wedd, xvii. 1450.

BRUNONIACEZ.
Brunonia australis, Brown, xxii. 1833.
GLOBULARIACEZ.

Globularia longifolia, Solander, viii. 685.
G. saltcina, Lamarck.

HYDROPHYLLACEZ.

Hydrophyllex, their placentation, xix. 1601,
Nemophila atomaria, Fischer, xxiii. 1940.
phaceloides, Barton, ix. 740.
— aurita, Lindl. xix. 1601.
—————— insignis, Benth. xx. 1713.
Hydrophyllum virginicum, Linn. iv. 331.
- canadense, Linn. iii. 242.
Eutoca multiflora, Douglas, xiv. 1180.
—~—— viscida, Benth. xxi. 1808.
divaricata, Benth. xxi. 1784.
Phacelia tanacetifolia, Benth. xx. 1696.

EHRETIACE,

Grabowskia boerhaaviefolia, Schlecht, xxiii.
Lycium boerhaaviefolium, Linn.
Ehretia halimifolia, L’ Herit.
Lyecium heterophyllum, Murray.

p.6.4 MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Ehretia serrata, Roxb. xiii. 1097.
Ehretia pyrifolia, Don.
Tournefortia fruticosa. R. Br. vi. 464.
T. Messerschmidia, Sweet.
Messerschmidiafruticosa, Linn.

CORDIACEZ.
Cordia grandiflora, Lindl. xviii. 1491.

BORAGINACEZ.*

Echium grandifiorum, Venten. ii. 124.
E.. formosum, Pers.

- candicans, Linn. i. 44.
- fruticosum, Linn. i. 36.
Pulmonaria paniculata, H. K. ii. 146.
Anchusa italica, Retz. vi. 483.

Anchusa paniculata, Lehmann.
Borago orientalis, Linn. iv. 288.
Lithospermum rosmarinifclium,

Tenore,
xx. 1736.
L. graminifolium, Romer et Schultes.

LAMIACEAZA, or LABIAT.

Labiate, arranged by Bentham, xv. 1282.
1289. 1292. 1300.
Audibertia incana, Bentham, xvii. 1469.
Salvia carnosa, Douglas.
Salvia, the nature of its stamens, xii. 1019.
— angustifolia, Cav. xviii. 1554.
Salvia reptans. Jacq.
S. virgata, Orteg.
——— rhombifolia, R. & P.
S. foliosa, Bentham, xvii. 1429.
—— Grahami, Bentham, xvi. 1370.
austriaca, Linn. xii, 1019.
fulgens, Cav. xvi. 1356.
Salvia cardinalis, H. B. K.
—— Sclarea, Linn. :
S. Simsiana, Schultes, xii. 1003.
involucrata, Cav. xiv. 1205.
S. levigata, H. B. K.
—— amarissima, Ort. iv. 347.
S. amara, Jacq.
—— hispanica, Linn. vy. 359.
splendens, Ker’, viii. 687.
—— lamiifolia, Jacq.
S. amena, Bot. Mag. vi. 446.
S. boosiana, Jacq.
Leonotis intermedia, Lindl. x. 850.
nepetifolia, H. K. iv. 281,
Phlomis nepetifolia, Linn.
Stachys inflata, Benth. xx. 1697.
grandidentata, Lindl. xiii. 1080.
albicaulis, Lindl. xviii. 1558.
——— Salvie, Lindl. xv. 1226.
S. Lindleyi, Benth.
Sphacele Lindleyi, Hooker.
—_ germanica, Pers.; var. pubescens,
xv. 1289.

—

S. pubescens, Schrad.
Holmskioldia sanguinea, Retz. ix. 692.
Hastingia coccinea, Smith.

Scutellaria, species of, xviii. 1493.
— ——-- alpina, Linn. xvii. 1460.

Scutellaria variegata, Hort.

-- alpina; var. lupulina, Benth.

Xviii. 1493.
Perilomia ocymoides, Kunth, xvii. 1394.
Plectranthus australis, R. Br. xiii. 1098.
Coleus aromaticus, Bentham, xviii. 1520.

Plectranthus aromaticus, Roxb.
Gardognia Gilliesii, Graham, xxi. 1812.

G. chilensis, Benth.

——-——- Hookeri, Benth. xxi. 1747.

Cunila coccinea, Nutt.

Melissa coccinea, Spreng.
Dracocephalum nutans, Willd. x. 841.
Prostanthera lasiantha, Zab. ii. 143.

-— violacea, R. Br. xiii. 1072.
Sphacele campanulata, Bentham, xvi. 1382.
Moluccella spinosa, Linn.

Chasmonia incisa, Pres]. xv. 1244.
Phlomis floccosa, D. Don. xy. 1300.
Westringia eremicola, DC.

W. longifolia, R. Br. xviii. 1481.
Lepechinia spicata, Willd. xv. 1292._

Horminum caulescens, Orteg.
Lophanthus, species of, xv. 1282.
—_——_- anisatus, Bentham, xv. 1282.

Hyssopus anisatus, Nuttall.

H. discolor, Desfont.

Monarda punctata, Linn. i. 87.
M. lutea, Mich.

Teucrium bigolor, Smith.
T. Orchideum, Lindl. xy. 1255.
T. heterophyllum, Cav.

VERBENACE.

Clerodendrum pubescens, Lindl. xii. 1035.
*floribundum, Lindl. ib. not.

C. emirnense, Hooker.
—_—-———_ viscosum, Vent. viii. 629.

—— squamatim, Vahl. viii. 649.

Volkameria Kempferi, Willd.

—— paniculatum, Linn. v. 406.

Clerodendron pyramidale, Andr.
———_——_ lividum, Lindl. xi. 945.
—_——_ hastatum, Wall. xvi. 1307.
/Egiphila elata, Swartz, xi. 946.

Knoxia scundens, Browne.
Callicarpa rubella, Lindl. xi. 883.
longifolia, Lam. x. 864.

Hosta coerulea, Jacq. xiv. 1204.
Cornutia punctata, Willd.
C. pyramidata, Linn.
Duranta Plumieri, Zinn. iii. 244.
Verbena Aubletia, Linn. iv. 294.
——-—- aubletia ; var. Drummondi, xxiii.
1925.

V. Drummondi, Hort.
———- chamedrifolia, Linn.
V. Melindres, Gillies, xiv. 1184.
—multifida; Fl. Per. var. contracta,
xxi. 1766.

V. erinoides, Willd.
Erinus laciniatus, Linn.
——~-~ sulphurea, Don. xxi. 1748.

MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Verbena paniculata, Lamarck, xiii. 1102.
Lantana fucata, Lindl. x. 798.

MYOPORACEZ.

Stenochilus glaber, R. Br. vii. 572.
— maculatus, Ker, viii. 647.

SELAGINACE.

Selago Gillii, Hooker, xviii. 1504.
-- fasciculata, Zinn. iii. 184.

PEDALIACEZ.

Martynia, its fruit described, xi. 934.
its affinities, 7b.
lutea, Lindl. xi. 934.
diandra, Glovin. xxiii. 2001.
Martynia angulosa, Lamarck.
Pedaliacez, placentation of, xi. 939.

—-

BIGNONIACEZ.

Bignoniacez, placentation of, xi. 939.
Bignonia Cherere, Audi. xv. 1301.
B. heterophylla, Willd.
——_——-venusta, Ker, iii. 249.
pallida, Lindl. xii. 965.
————- equinoctialis, 6. Willd. ix. 741.
—grandifolia, Willd. vy. 418.
Tecoma capensis, Lindi. xiii. 1117.
jasminoides, Lindl. xxiii. 2002.
Bignonia jasminoides, Hort.
Jacaranda mimosifolia, Don, viii. 631.
Jacaranda caroliniana, Pers.
Bignonia cerulea, Linn.
————-- tomentosa, Lindl. xiii, 1103.
Calampelis scabra, Don.
Eccremocarpus scaber, Spreng. xi.
939.

CYRTANDRACEZ.

Cyrtandracee, their difference from Bigno-
niacez, xi. 939.
Didymocarpee, nature of their fruit, xiv.
1173.
Streptocarpus Rexii, Lindl, xiv. 1173.
Didymocarpus Rexii, Hooker.

ACANTHACEZ.

Thunbergia grandiflora, Roxb. vi. 495.
Barleria flava, Jacq.
Barleria mitis, Ker, iii. 191.
Eranthemum flavum, Willd.
Dianthera flava, Vahl.
— lupulina, Lindl. xviii. 1483.
Beloperone oblongata, Nees, xx. 1657.
Justicia oblongata, Link et Otto.
Gendarussa vulgaris, ees.
Justicia Gendarussa, Linn. viii. 635.
Eranthemum strictum, Roxb. x.867.

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Eranthemum crenulatum, Wallich, xi. 879.
E. feecundum, Lindl. xviii. 1494.
Geissomeria longiflora, Lindl. xiii. 1045.
Crossandra unduleefolia, Salisb. i. 69.
Harrachia speciosa, Jacq.
Ruellia infundibuliformis, Sims.
Justicia infundibuliformis, Linn.
Strobilanthes Sabiniana, Nees.

Ruellia Sabiniana, Wallich, xv.1238.
Goldfussia anisophylla, ees.

Ruellia persicifolia, Lindl. xi. 955.
Ruellia paniculata, Zinn. vii. 585.
Aphelandra cristata, H. K. xviii. 1477.

J. pulcherrima, Willd.

Ruellia cristata, Andy.
Phlogacanthus guttatus, Wees.

Justicia guttata, Wallich, xvi. 1334.
Justicia quadrangularis, Hooker, xvi. 1340.
— carthaginensis, Linn. x. 797.
—— carnea, Lindl. xvii. 1397.

— eustachiana, Soland. iv. 309.
Cryptophragmium venustum, WVees.

Justicia venusta, Wall. xvi. 1380.
Graptophyllum hortense, Wees.

Justicia picta, Vahl. xv. 1227.
Leptostachya pectoralis, Nees.

Justicia pectoralis, Vahl. x. 796.
Schaueria calicotricha, Mees.

Just. flavicoma, Lindl. xii. 1027.

Just. calytricha, Hooker.

GESNERACE,

Gesneracee, revision of, xiii. 1110.
Codonophora, “indi. xiii. 1110.
Pentaraphia, Lindi. xiii. 1110.
Gloxinia hirsuta, Lindl. xii. 1004.
— speciosa, Lodd. iii. 213.
——— speciosa, var.
G. caulescens, Lindl. xiii. 1127.
Sinningia villosa, Lindl. xiy. 1134.
— Helleri, Nees, xii. 997.
guttata, Lindl. xiii. 1112.
*velutina, Id.
—-— *villosa, Id.
Gesnera prasinata, Ker, v. 428.
Codonophora grandiflora, Lindl.
——— Suttoni, Booth, xix. 1637.
G. faucialis, xxi. 1785.
—— rutila, Lindl. xiv. 1158.
— — Lindleyi, Hooker.
G. rutila ; var. atrosanguinea, xv.
1279.

— -— latifolia, Martius.

G. macrostachya, Lindl. xiv. 1202.
——— lateritia, Lindl. xxiii. 1950.

Gesnera Selloi, Hort.
—— agegregata, Ker, iv. 329.

G. pendulina, xii. 1032.
——— allagophylla, Martius, xxi. 1767.
—— Douglasii, Lindl. xiii. 1110.

G. verticillata, Bot. Mag.
—-— bulbosa, Ker, iv. 343.
Columnea scandens, Swartz, x. 805.

C. rotundifolia, Parad. lond.

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SCROPHULARIACEZ.

Scrophulariacexe, revised by ei arene aan
the genera enumerated 2b.
Celsia sublanata, Jacq. vi. 438.

Verbascum formosum, Fisch. vii. 558.

Verbascum spectabile, Link.
Calceolaria viscosissima, Lindl. xix. 1611.

Calceoluria integrifolia, y. visco-

sissima, Bot. Mag.
——_——-- crenatiflora, Cav. xix. 1609.
Calceolaria anomala, Pers.
C. pendula, Sweet.
—rugosa, Ruiz et Pavon, xix.
1588.
— polifolia, Hooker, xx. 1711.
-— angustiflora, Ruiz et Pavon,
xxi. 1743.

1 C. vertictllata, Hooker.

— chiloensis, Lindl. xvii. 1476.
—_— Herbertiana, Lindl. xvi. 1313.
——— sessilis, Fl. peruv. xix. 1628.
——— — purpurea, Graham, xix. 1621.
diffusa, Lindl. xvi. 1374.
Calceolaria bicolor, Graham.
arachnoidea, Hooker, xvii. 1454,
—_— Mr. Young’s, xvii. 1448.
corymbosa, Ruiz et Pav. ix. 723.
——— integrifolia, Smith, ix. 744.

Calceolaria serrata, Lamarck.

—

-———-—- integrifolia, var. angustifolia,
Lindl. xiii. 1083.
——-— Herbertiana, var. parviflora,

Lindl. xix. 1576.
——— crenata, Lamarck, x. 790.
— floribunda, H. B. K. xiv. 1214.
C. paniculata, Herb. Willd,
C. connata, Bot. Mag.
ascendens, Lindl. xiv. 1215.
Linaria Dalmatica, Mill. xx. 1683.
L. grandiflora, Desfont.
Antirrhinum Dalmaticum, Linn.
Antirrhinum glandulosum, Lindl. xxii. 1893.
Maurandya Barclaiana, Lindl. xiii. 1108.
Lophospermum erubescens, Don, xvi. 1381.
L. scandens, Bot. Mag.
Rhodochiton volubile, Zucc. xxi. 1755.
Lophospermum atrosanguineum,
Zuce.

L. Rhodochiton, Don.
Collinsia bicolor, Benth. xx. 1734.
C. heterophylla, Hooker.
grandiflora, Lindl. xiii. 1107.
——— *verna, id.
parviflora, Lindl. xiii. 1082.
Schizanthus pinnatus ; humilis, xviii. 1562.
retusus, Hooker, xviii. 1544.
————— pinnatus, Ruiz et Pav. ix. 725.
Salpiglossis atropurpurea, Graham, xviii.
1518.
Browallia grandiflora, Graham, xvi. 1384.
Brunsfelsia undulata, Swartz, iii. 228.
Anthocercis viscosa, R. Br. xix. 1624.
———— = littorea, Lab. iii. 212.

MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

Chelone, obliqua, Linn. ii.'175.

C. purpurea, Mill. dict.
Pentstemon heterophyllus, Lindl. xxii.1899.
—— breviflorus, Lindl. xxiii. 1946.
staticifolius, Lind/. xxi. 1770.
—--———. centranthifolius.

Chelone centranthifolia, Benth.

xx. 1737.
venustus, Douglas, xvi. 1309.
——_——— deustus, Douglas, xvi. 1318.

— attenuatus, Douglas, xv. 1295.
———— pulchellus, Lindl. xiv. 1138.
———— — diffusus, Douglas, xiv. 1132.
acuminatus, Douglas, xv. 1285.
pruinosus, Douglas, xv. 1280.
————— glaucus, Lindl. xy. 1286.
speciosus, Douglas, xv. 1270.
Scouleri, Lindl. xv. 1277.
———— elandulosus, Douglas, xv.1262.
——_——— angustifolius, Lindl. xiii. 1122.

Chelone angustifolia, H. B. K.
confertus, Douglas, xv. 1260.

— nemorosus.

Chelone nemorosa, Douglas, xiv.

1211.
—_———. Richardsonii, Dougl. xiii. 1121.
--—~ —— triphyllus, Douglas, xv. 1245.
——-— barbatus, G. Benth.

Chelone barbata, Meench, ii. 116.

C. Ruellivides, Andr.

Angelonia salicarieefolia, Humd. & Bonpl.
v. 416.
Digitalis laciniata, Lindl. xiv. 1201.
——— lutea, Linn. iii. 251.
D. parviflora, Allion.

——— parviflora, Jacq. iii. 257.
———- ambigua, L.i. 64.

D. grandiflora, Allion.

D. ochroleuca, Jacq.
— orientalis, Lamarck, vii. 554.
Isoplexis canariensis, Lindl.

Digitalis canariensis, Linn, i. 48.
Aptosimum depressum, Burch. xxii. 1882.

Ruellia depressa, Thunb. ?

Ohlendorffia procumbens, Lehm.

*eriocephalum, #. M. xxii.
1882.
*indivisum, Burch. xxii. 1882.
Ohlendorffia rosulata, Nees.
*viscosum, Benth. xxii. 1882.
——_——-— *tragacanthoides, #. M. xxii.
1882.
*abietinum, Burch. xxii. 1882.
*Peliostomum scoparium, 7, M. xxii. 1882.
- *leucorhizum, H. MZ. xxii.
1882.
—_——_—_-— *virgatum, ZH. M. xxii. 1882.
—_——_-——-— *viscosum, #. M. xxii. 1882.
—-——_——- *origanoides, #. M. xxii.
1882.

——_—_--—.

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*Pterostigma, Benth. xxi. 1770.
*Calorhabdos, Benth. xxi. 1770.
Stemodia chilensis, Bentham, xvii. 1470,
—— species of, xvii. 1470.
Mimulus roseus, Lindl. xix. 1591.

MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS,

Mimulus luteus; var. variegatus, xxi. 1796.
Mimulus variegatus, Lodd.
luteus ; Linn. var. rivularis, xii.
1030.
Smithii, xx. 1674.
propinquus, Lindl. xvi. 1330.
———-— parviflorus, Lindl. xi. 874.
moschatus, Lindl. xiii. 1118.
—-—— floribundus, Lindl. xiii. 1125.
Nycterinia Lychnidea, Don.
Brinus Lychnidea, Linn. ix. 748.
Erinus capensis, Linn.
Veronica perfoliata, R. Br. xxiii. 1930.
Buddlea heterophylla, Lindi. xv. 1259.
B. madagascariensis, Bot. Mag.
Russelia juncea, Zuccarini, xxi. 1773.
Castilleja coccinea, Spreng. xiv. 1136.
Euchroma coccinea, Nutt.
Bartsia coccinea, Linn.
————- septentrionalis, Lindl. xi. 925.
Bartsia pallida, Mich.
- *sibirica, Lindl.
Bartsia pallida, Linn.
Rehmannia chinensis, Fischer et Meyer,
xxiii. 1960.
Digitalis glutinosa, Geertn.
Gerardia glutinesa, Bunge.
Rehmannia glutinosa, Libosch.
Teedia pubesens, Burchell, MSS. iii. 214.
- lucida, Rudolph. iii. 209.
Capraria lucida, H. K.
Coris monspeliensis, Linn. vii. 536.

LENTIBULACEZ.

Pinguicula lutea, Vahl. ii. 126.
P. campanulata, Lamarck..

SOLANACEZ.

Solanacez, limits of, xix. 1626.

- multilocular species, xiii. 1057.
Lycium afrum, Zinn. vy. 354.

Solanum etuberosum, Lindl. xx. 1712.

-- crispum, R. & P. xviii. 1516.
———-- Seaforthianum, Bot. Rep. xii. 969.
-- fontanesianum, Dunal. ii. 177.

-- decurrens, Dunal. ii. 140.

S. Balbisii, Dunal.

S. brancefolium, Jacq.

S. sisymbriifolium, Lamarck.
——-- amazonium, Ker, i. 71, & ii. App.
Solandra guttata, D. Don, xviii. 1551.
Datura ceratocaula, Ortega, xii. 1031,

Datura macrocaulis, Roth.
Brugmansia bicolor, Pers. xx. 1739.

B. sanguinea, Don.

Datura sanguinea, Ruiz et Payon.
Nierembergia filicaulis, Lindl. xix. 1649.
Nicotiana persica, Lindl. xix. 1592.

— nana, Lindl. x. 833.
multivalvis, Lindl. xiii. 1057.
Petunia intermedia, Lindl. xxiii. 1931.
Nierembergia intermedia, Graham.
Salpiglossis linearis, Hooker.

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Xxlii
Petunia violacea, Sweet, xix. 1626.
Salpiglossis integrifolia, Hooker.
Nierembergia phenicea, Don.
Hyoscyamus canariensis, Ker, iii. 180, and
App.
Vestia lycioides, note upon it, v. App.
- lycioides, Willd. iy. 299.
Periphragmos fetidus, Ruiz et
Payon.
Cantua ligustrifolia, Juss.

GENTIANACE®.

Leianthus longifolius, Grieseb.
Lisianthus longifolius, Willd. xi. 880.
Villarsia parnassiefolia, R. Br.
V. reniformis, R. Br. xviii. 1533.
Swertia parnassifolia, Lab.
Menyanthes exaltata, Bot. Mag.
Chironia peduncularis, Lindl. xxi. 1803.
-- jasminoides, Willd. iii. 197.

APOCYNACE.

Echites stellaris, Lindl. xx. 1664.
Beaumontia grandifiora, Wallich, xi. 911.
Echites grandiflora, Roxb.
Pachypodium tuberosum, Lindl. xvi. 1321.
? Echites succulenta, Thunb.
Nerium odorum, B. Willd. i. 74.
Nerium odoratum, Lamarck.
Strophanthus dichotomus; DC. var. chinen-
sis, vi. 469.
Nerium cordatum, Lamarck.
Wrightia tinctoria, R. Br. xi. 933.
Nerium tinctorium, Roxb.
Cryptostegia grandiflora, R. Br. vy.
Nerium grandiflorum, Roxb,
Vinca herbacea, W. & K. iv. 301.
Tabernzmontana laurifolia, Mill, ix. 716.
ee — gratissima, Lindl.

435.

1084.
- coronaria, Willd. a; flore
simplici, xiii. 1064.
Nerium divaricatum, Linn.
Tabernemontana divaricata, R.Br.
Nerium coronarium, Ait.
- amygdalifolia, Jacg. iv.
338.
Wallich, xv.
1273.
———__-——__—- new species of, xv. 1273.
Amsonia latifolia, Pursh, ii. 151.
Amsonia Tabernemontana, Walt.
Tabernemontana Amsonia, Linn.
Plumeria tricolor, wiz et Pavon, vi. 510.
— acuminata, H. K. ii. 114,
rubra, Linn. x. 780.
Plumeria arborescens, Browne.
Jasminum indicum, Merian.
—-—— Lambertiana, Lindl. xvi. 1378.
———— bicolor, Ruiz et Pavon, vi. 480.
Plumeria alba; B.fragrans, Kunth.

-———- densiflora,

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Melodinus monogynus, Carey, x. 834.
Cerbera fruticosa, Roxb. v. 391.

ASCLEPIADACE&.

Calotropis gigantea, H. K. i. 58.
Asclepias gigantea, Linn.
—_—_——- procera, R. Br. xxi. 1792.
Asclepias procera, H. K.
A. gigantea, Andr.
Asclepias incarnata, Zinn. iii. 250.
A. pulchra, Willd.
A. bombycina, Hort.
curassavica, Linn. i. 81.
tuberosa, Pursh, i. 76.
Cynanchum pilosum, R. Br. ii. 111.
Periploca africana, Linn.
Periploca greeca, Willd. x. 803.
Gonolobus viridiflorus, Rom. et Sch. xiii.
1126.
Cynanchum viridiflorum, Meyer.
Gonolobus guianensis, Spreng.
— diadematus, Ker, iii. 252.
——— grandiflorus, R. Br. xiii. 1053.
Cynanchum grandiflorum, Cavan.
— maritimus, R. Br. xi. 931.
Cynanchum maritimum, Jacq.
Hoya pallida, Lindl. xi. 951.
Marsdenia suaveolens, R. Br. vi. 489.
Pergularia odoratissima, Smith, v. 412.
Physianthus albens, Martius, xxi. 1759.
Brachystelma tuberosum, FR. Br. ix. 722.
spatulatum, Lind. xiii. 1113.
Ceropegia africana, R. Br. viii. 626.
elegans, Wallich, xx. 1706
Stapelia hirsuta ; var. atra, Jacq. ix. 756.
- normalis, Jacq. ix. 755.
- Gussoneana, Jacquin, xx. 1731.
Apteranthes Gussoneana, Mikan.

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MONOPETALOUS EXOGENS.

OLEACES.

Olea capensis, Linn. viii. 615.
Syringa Josikea, Jacq. xx. 1733.

JASMINACE.

Jasminum, species of, ix. App.
- glaucum, H. K. xxiii. 2013.
J. ligustrifolium, Lamarck.
Mogorium myrtifolium, Lamarck.
-————. undulatum, Vahl. vi. 436.
Mogorium undulatum, Lamarck.
Nyctanthes undulata, Linn.

- gracile, R. Br. viii. 606.
Jasminum geniculatum, Vent.
—— - grandiflorum, Linn. ii. 91.

J. catalonicum, Park.

——-—— paniculatum, Rowb. ix. 690.
- hirsutum, Willd. i. 15.
Jasminum pubescens, Willd.
J. multiflorum, Andr.
Nyctanthes hirsuta, Linn.
———-- Sambac, H. K.i. 1.

Nyctanthes Sambac, Linn.

Nyctanthes grandiflora, Lour.
——_——- trinerve, VaAl. xi. 918.
———- * stenopetalum, Lindl. ib.

J. trinerve, Roxb.

————- revolutum, Bot. Mag. iii. 178.
- laurifolium, Roxb.

J. angustifolium, 3. Ker, vii. 521.
————-- acuminatum, FR. Br. xv. 1296.
———- Wallichianum, Lindl. xvii. 1409.
——_—- azoricum, Linn. i. 89.
———- humile, Linn. v. 250.

—- auriculatum, Vahl. iv. 264.
- Mogorium trifoliatum, Lamarck.
Nyctanthes Arbortristis, Zinn. v. 399.

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Class Il. ENDOGENS.

MUSACEZ.

Musa rosacea, Jacq. ix. 706.
Strelitzia parvifolia, Dryand. B. juncea, vi.
516.
Heliconia pulverulenta, Lindl. xix. 1648.
—~—— Bihai, Willd. v. 374.
Heliconia luteo-fusca, Jacq.
Musa Bihai, Linn.
Heliconia humilis, Redouté.

ZINGIBERACE.

Alpinia calcarata, Roscoe, ii. 141.
Renealmia calcarata, Andr.
Gilobba erecta, Redouté.

- malaccensis, Roxb. iy. 328.

Peperidium tubulatum, Lindl.

Alpinia tubulata, Ker, ix. 777.
Curcuma longa, Refz. xi. 886.

Amomum Curcuma, Jacq.
Hedychium gardnerianum, Wall. ix. 774,
— heteromallum, Ker, ix. 767.
———- coccineum, Hamilt. xiv. 1209.

Hedychium longifolium, Roscoe.
elatum, 2. Br. vii. 526.
——-—-— maximum, Roscoe, xii. 1022.
angustifolium, Rowb. ii. 157.

H. coccineum, Smith.

Amomum maximum, Rowb. xi. 929.

Costus Pisonis, Lindl. xi. 899.

— afer, Ker. viii. 683.

pictus, D. Don. xix. 1594.

—— speciosus, Smith, GB. angustifolius,
viii. 665.

ENDOGENS,

Keempferia Roscoeana, Wallich, xiy. 1212.
———— pandurata, Roxb. ii. 178.
Kempferia ovata, Roscoe.
Curcuma rotunda, Linn.
Hellenia coerulea, R. Br. xii. 1037.
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MARANTACEZ.

Marantacee, character of, xi. 932.
Maranta bicolor, Ker, x. 786.
Canna Lamberti, Lindl. vi. 470.
patens, Roscoe, vii. 576.
Reevesii, Lindl. xxiii. 2004.
-—— limbata, Roscoe, ix. 771.

Canna auro-vittata, Lodd.
indiea, Roscoe, ix. 776,
—— edulis, Ker, ix. 775.
occidentalis, Roscoe, ix. 772.
—-—— lutea, Roscoe, ix. 773.
—— speciosa, Rosc. xv. 1276.
discolor, Lindl. xv. 1281,
lagunensis, Lindl. xvi. 1311. 1358.
Achiras, Gillies, xvi. 1358.
—— iridiflora, Ruiz et Pavon, viii. 609.
gigantea, Redouté, iii. 206.

Canna patens, Rose.
Calathea, species of, xiv. 1210.
flavescens, Lindl. xi. 932.
zebrina, Lindl.
Marantazebrina,Bot. Mag. v.385.
longibracteata, Lindl. xii. 1020.
violacea, Lindl. xii. 961.
grandifolia, Lindl. xiv. 1210.
*macilenta, Jd. 2b.

AMARYLLIDACEZ.

Amaryllidacee, genera of, vii. 546.
Curculigo plicata, H. K. var. iv. 345.
Gethyllis plicata, Jacq.
Hypowxis plicata, Linn.
————- recurvata, Dryander, ix. 770.
- latifolia, Dryander, ix. 754.
Hypoxis obtusa, Burchell MSS. ii. 159.
-— stellipilis, Ker, viii. 663.
Alstromeria pulchella, Hooker, xii. 1008.
pulchella, var’. pilosa, xvii. 1410.
—— psittacina, Lehm. xviii. 1540.
aurantiaca, Don, xxii. 1843.
2 Alstrameria aurea, Graham.
pulchra, Bot. Mag.
A. Flos Martini, Ker, ix. 731.
Agave geminiflora, Spreng. xiv. 1145.
Yucca Boscii, Desfont.
Buonaparteajuncea, Schlechtend.
Littea geminiflora, Tagliabue.
Cyrtanthus, species of, viii. 623.
—____—_—_—_— carneus, Lindl. xvii. 1462.
—— odorus, Ker, vi. 503.
——_—— collinus, ii. 162.
—- spiralis, Burchell MSS. ii. 167.
Gastronema clavatum, Herb.
Cyrtanthus uniflorus, ii. 168.
Amaryllis clavata, 1 Heritier.

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Vallota purpurea, Herb.
Amaryllis purpurea, B. minor,
Ker, vii. 552,
Hippeastrum aulicum, Herb.
Amaryllis aulica, Ker, vi. 444,
and App.
A. aulica, var. platypetala, xii.
1038.
—— ———— bulbulosum, Herb.
Amaryllis acuminata, var. longi-
pedunculata, xiv. 1188.
A. rutila, i. 23.
A. acuminata, Ker, vii. 534.
A. crocata, Ker, i. 38.
A. fulgida, Ker, iii. 226.
— calyptratum, Herbert.
Amarylilis calyptrata, Ker, ii. 164.
equestre, Herb.
A. equestris, 3. major, H.K. iii.234.
A. dubia, Linn.
psittacinum, Herb.
Amaryliis psittacina, Ker, iii. 199.
reticulatum, Herb. var.
Amaryllis reticulata, B.Ker,v.352.
—— solandreflorum, var. conspi-
cuum, Herb.
Amaryllis solandreflora, (3. vit-
tata, Lindl. xi. 876.
——_——_-—— stylosum, Herb.
Amaryllis maranensis, Ker, ix.719.
vittatum, Herb.
Amaryllis vittata, y. Harrisonie,
Lindl. xii. 988.
Phycella, Lindl. xi. 928, not.
faucial processes in, considered,
xvi. 1341, not.
ignea, Lindl. x. 809; et xi. 928,
in not.

Amaryllis ignea, Lindl.
Herbertiana, Lindl. xvi. 1341.
brevituba, Herbert, xxiii. 1943.

Habranthns Bagnoldi, Herbert, xvii. 1396.

————-— Phycelloides, Herbert, xvii.
1417.

——— Ven ee
Amaryllis advena, Bot. Mag. x.
849, a. & B.

Habranthus Hesperius, Herb.
——_——— intermedius, Herb.

Amaryllis intermedia, Lindl. xiv. 1148.
————— Andersoni, Herbert, xvi. 1345.
————— gracilifolius, $8. Boothianus,

Herb. xxiii. 1967.
— kermesinus, Herb.

Amaryllis Kermesina, Lindl. xix. 1638.
Zephyranthes mesochloa, Herbert, xvi. 1361.
candida, Herb.

Amaryllis candida, Lindl. ix. 724.
—rosea, Lindl. x. 821.
carinata, Werb.

Z. grandiflora, Lind]. xi. 902.
Spofforthiana, Herb. xxi. 1746.
Haylockia pusilla, Herbert, xvi. 1371.
Cooperia Drummondi, Herbert, xxii. 1835.
——-~ *chlorosolen, Jd. ib,

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Spherotele, Presl. xvi. 1341, not.
Pyrolirion aureum, Herbert, xx. 1724.
Amaryllis peruviana, Poiret.
A. aurea, Fl. Peruv.
Gethyllis afra, Linn. xii. 1016.
Gethyllis spiralis, H. K.
Sternbergia, species of, viii. 623.
colchiciflora, W. & K. xxiii.

2008.

Amaryllis grandiflora, Herb.
Brunsvigia grandiflora, Lindl.
xvi. 1330.

— Belladonna, Linn. f. pallida, ix.
714.

Crinum and Amaryllis, distinctions of, xiii.
1049
Crinum, species of, viii. 623.
augustum, Herb.
C. amabile, 3. Ker, viii. 679.
ornatum, Herb.
Amaryllis insignis, Ker, vii. 579.
ornatum, Herb. var.
C. latifolium, Linn. xy. 1297.
Amaryllis latifolia, L’Herit.
cruentum, Ker, ii. 171.
rigidum, Herb.
C. sumatranum, Roxb. xiii. 1049.
revolutum, Herb.
Amaryllis revoluta, a. Ker,viii. 623.
asiaticum, var. bracteatum, Herb.
C. bracteatum, Willd. iii. 179.
C. brevifolium, Roxb.
flaccidum, Sims.
Amaryllis australasica, Ker,v.426.
—— longiflorum, Herb.
Amaryllis longifolia, Ker, iv. 303.
A. capensis, Mill. Dict.
——— variabile, Herb.
Amaryllis revoluta, B. Ker, viii. 615.
A.variabilis, Jacy.
——— capense, var. Herb.
Amaryllis longifolia, a. riparia,
Brown, vii. 546.

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australe, Donn.
C. pedunculatum, R. Br. i. 52.
C. taitense, Redouté.
Brunsvigia, an enum. of the species, iii. 193.
———-- Josephine, 8. angustifolia, var.
iii. 192, 193.
Brunsvigia multifiora, Ker.
Amaryllis Josephine, Redouté.
—— ——- minor, Lindl. xi. 954.
Narcissus gracilis, Sabine, x. 816.
montanus, ii. 123.
Queltia poculigera, Salish.
Sabini, Lindl. ix. 762. x. 781,

ae

App.

—— Macleaii, Lindl. ib. not. xii. 987.
Chlidanthus fragrans, Herbert, viii. 640.
Stenomesson flavum, Herb.

Chrysiphiala flava, Ker, x. 778.

Pancratium flavum, Ruiz etPayon.
Coburgia fulva, Herbert, xviii. 1497.
Pancratium, species of, viii. 623.
—— — guianense, Ker, iv. 265.

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ENDOGENS,

Pancratium ameenum, var. Andr.

P. ovatum, Mill. i. 43.
angustum, Ker, iii. 221.
Mexicanum, Linn. xi. 940.
Hymenocallis adnata, var. Herb.
— verecundum, Ker, v. 413.
zeylanicum, Linn. vi. 479.
pedale, Lindl. xix. 1641.

Hymenocallis pedalis, Herbert.
————-— canariense, Ker, ii. 174.
— Carolinianum, Linn. xi. 927.
maritimum, Willd. ii. 161.
Ismene calathina, Herb.

Pancratium calathinum, Ker, iii.

215.

—_— —

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P. calathiforme, Redouté.
P. narcissiflorum, Jacq.
Amancaes, Herb.
P. Amancaes, Ker, vii. 600.
Narcissus Amancaes, Ruiz. et. Pav.
Amancaes, var. sulphurea, Herbert,
xx. 1665.
Calostemma luteum, Bot. Mag. v. 421.
————-— purpureum, FR. Brown, v. 422.
Eurycles australasica, Herb.
Pancratium australasicum, Ker,
ix. 715.

E. australis, Schultes.
Cunninghamii, Lindl. xviii. 1506.

Eucrosia bicolor, Ker, iii. 207.

Griftinia, Ker, vi. 444, not. vi. 511.
intermedia, Lindl. xii. 990.
parviflora, Ker, vi. 511, App.
hyacinthina, Ker.

Amaryllis hyacinthina, ii. 163.

Lycoris aurea, Herb.

Amaryllis aurea, L’ Herit. viii.611.
radiata, Herb.

Amaryllis radiata, L’ Herit. vii. 596.

Clivia nobilis, Lindl. xiv. 1182.
Imatophyllum Aitoni, Hooker.

Hemanthus coarctatus, Jacq. iii. 181.

—- carneus, Ker, vi. 509.

- pubescens, Linn. v. 382.
HZ, albifios, Jacq.
—- pubescens, 3. albiflos, H. K.
xii. 984.

Hemanthus albifios, Jacq.

HZ. virescens, Herb.

Buphane toxicaria, Herb.

Brunsvigia toxicaria, Ker, vii.567.
Hemanthus toxicarius, H. K.
Amaryllis disticha, Linn.

—— ciliaris, Herb.

Brunsvigia ciliaris, Ker, xiv. 1153.
1159.

Amaryllis ciliaris, Linn.
Ammocharis coranica, Herb.
Amaryllis coranica, Ker, ii. 139.
Amaryllis coranica, var. pallida,
xy. 1219.
Nerine lucida, Herb.
Amaryllis laticoma, Ker, vi. 497.
flexuosa, Herb.
Amaryllis flexuosa, Ker, ii. 172.

ENDOGENS.

Strumaria filifolia, Jacg. vi. 440.
Leucojum strumosum, Solander.
Crinum tenellum, Linn.
Galanthus plicatus, 7. B. vii. 545.
Leucojum trichophyllum, Brot. vii. 544.
Leucojum graundifiorum, Redouté.
L. autumnale, Redouté.

HAMODORACE.

Anigozanthus Manglesii, va7. angustifolia,
xxiii. 2012.

IRIDACE.

Tris, its species, y. App.
—— alata, Poitr. xxii. 1876.
I. scorpioides, Desf.
I. microptera, Vahl.
I, transtagana, Brotero.
tenax, Douglas, xv. 1218.
furcata, M. B.x. 801.
—— bicolor, Lindl. xvii. 1404,
germanica, L.
I. nepalensis, x. 818.
-— dichotoma, Pail. iii. 246.
arenaria, W. § K. vii. 549.
Moreea, species of, iv. App.
catenulata, Lindl. xiii. 1074.
lurida, Ker, iv. 312.
Marica, species of, iii. 229.
gladiata, Ker, iii. 229.
Morea gladiata, Thunb.
Txia gladiata, Linn.
ceerulea, Ker, ix. 713.
Cypella Herberti.
Morea Herberti, Lindl. xi. 949.
xiii. 1090.
Tigridia Herbertiana, Herbert.
Libertia formosa, Graham, xix. 1630.
Patersonia glabrata, R. Br.i. 51.
Sparaxis, species of, iii. App.
grandiflora, y. Ker, iii. 258,
Txia grandiflora, De la Roche.
I. Liliago, Redouté,
I. aristata, H. K.
I. bulbifera, Vahl.
I. holosericea, Jacq.
I. uniflora, Lin. mant.
I. fimbriata, Lamarck.
—_———— pendula, Ker, xvi. 1360.
Txia pendula, Thunb.
Watsonia palustris, Pers.
Tritonia flava, Ker, ix. 747.
Gladiolus flavus, Solander.
refracta, Ker, ii. 135.
Gladiolus refractus, Jacq.
G. resupinatus, Pers.
Gladiolus, species of, vii. App.
psittacinus, Hooker, xvii. 1442.
G. natalensis.
——— edulis, Burchell MSS. ii. 169.

XXVI1

Lapeyrousia anceps, Ker, xxii. 1903.
Gladiolus anceps, Thunb.
G. denticulatus, Lamarck.
[via Fabricti, De la Roche.
I, Lapeyrousia, Gmelin.
I. pyramidalis, Lamarck.
Lapeyrousia compressa, Pourr.
Ovieda anceps, Spreng.
Meristostigma anceps, Dietr.
Anomatheca cruenta, Lindl. xyi. 1369.
Antholyza ethiopica, Linn. var. minor,
xiv. 1159.
Antholyza ringens, Andr.
A. prealta, Redouté.
Ixia, species of, vii. App.
—— maculata, Linn. var. cesia, vii. 530.
Sisyrinchium graminifolium, Lindl. xiii.
1067.
—- *flexuosum, Jd. not.
————- graminifolium, 6. pumilum,
xxii. 1915.
———-——-- narcissoides, Cav.
S. odoratissimum, Lindl, xv. 1283.

—————- iridifolium, Kunth.
Marica iridifolia, Ker, viii. 646.
———_——- grandiflorum, Douglas, xvi.
136

——- cyaneum, Lindl. xiii. 1090.

Orthrosanthus multiflorus, Sweet.
Witsenia maura, Thunb. i. 5.

-Antholyza maura, Linn.

Crocus pusillus, Tenore, xxiii. 1987.

C. Tenorii, Gay.
Imperati, Tenore, xxiii. 1993.
vernus ; var. pictus, xvii. 1440.
vernus; var. leucorhynchus, me

1

BROMELIACEZ.

Bromeliacese revised, xiii. 1068.
Ananassa, Lindl. xiii, 1068.
——— bracteata, Lindl. xiii. 1081.
Billbergia nudicaulis, Lindl.
Bromelianudicaulis, Linn. iii. 203.
B. pyramidalis, Bot. Mag.
— clavata, Lindl.
Bromelia melanantha,Ker,ix.766.
— fasciata, Lindl. xiii. 1130.
— ameena, Lindl.
Bromelia pallida, Ker, iv. 344.
— pyramidalis, var. bicolor, Lindl.
xiv. 1181.
— iridifolia, Lindl. xiii. 1068.
Bromelia iridifolia, N.et Martius.
Tillandsia rosea, Lindl. xvi. 1357.
acaulis, Lindl. xiv. 1157.
stricta, Spreng. xvi. 1338.
——-—— flexuosa, y. pallida, Lindl. ix.
749.

xiphioides, Ker, ii. 105.
Pitcairnia suaveolens, Lindl. xiii. 1069.
flammea, Lindl. xiii, 1092.
—— —— bromeliwfolia, Ait. xii. 1011,

Hepetis angustifolia, Swartz.
Dyckia rariflora, Schult. xxi. 1782.

xXvlll
ORCHIDACES.

Orchidaces, habits of, xx. 1699.
—_—_---—— geography of, xx. 1699.

§ MALAXIDEZE.

Specklinia *atropurpurea, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—_—- *retusa, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
__—_—__- *scariosa, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——-- *pusilla, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
———_—-- *acuminata, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
- *elegans, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
Physosiphon, Zindl. xxi. 1797.
Loddigesii, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
Stelistubata, Lodd.
emarginata, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
Pleurothallis emarginata, Lindl.
spiralis, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
Stelis micrantha, Swartz, xi. 935, not.
——- ophioglossoides, Swartz, xi. 935.
Epidendrum ophioglossoides, Jacq.
E. trigoniflorum, Swartz.
Dendrobium ophioglossoides, Swartz.
Pleurothallis *grandiflora, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—- *angustifolia, Lindl.xxi.1797.
—___—_—_- *hidentata, Lindi. xxi. 1797.
—_____—-- *papillosa, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
———.—_—_—- *(iscoidea, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—__——_—- *punctata, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——_——— - *picta, Lindl. xxi. 1825.
——_—_—_—- *hymenantha, Lindl.xxi.1797.
- *ochreata, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—_—_——-- *rupestris, Lindl, xxi. 1797.
—-——-- *teres, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—.———-- *hians, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—_—— -——- *Jamiesoni, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——_—__—_- *capillaris, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—__—___—_-- *sclerophylla, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—_—_——_—-- *rubens, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—_——_——-- prolifera, Herbert, xv. 1298.
—_————- saurocephala, Lodd. xxiii. 1968.
—- Grobyi, Bateman, xxi. 1797.
Lepanthes tridentata, Swartz, xxi. 1762.
Empusa, Lindl. x. 825, not.
— *paradoxa, Ib.
Dienia, Lindl. x. 825, not.
*congesta, Ib.
Liparis, species of, xi. 882.
—— — foliosa, Lindl. xi. 882.
L. reflexa, Id.
Cymbidium reflecum, R. Br. :
———. guineensis, Lindl. xx. 1671.
— elata, Lindl. xiv. 1175.
Mierestylis ophioglossoides, $8. mexicana,
Lindl. xv. 1290.
Pholidota imbricata, Lindl. xxi. 1777.
pallida, Lindl. xiv. 1213.
Ceelogyne fimbriata, Lind. xi. 868.
Megaclinium faleatum, Lindl. xii. 989.
———— — maximum, Lindl. xxiii. 1959.
Bolbophyllum cocoinum, Bateman, xxiii.

—_

1964.

=-———_—-——. recurrum, Lindl.
Tribrachia pendula, Lindl. xii. 963.
oa saltatorium, Lindl, xxiii.
1970.

ENDOGENS.

Bolbophyllum barbigeram, Lindl. xxiii-
1942,
Eria stellata, Lindl. xi. 904.
Dendrobium javanicum, Swartz.
rosea, Lindl. xii. 978.
Aporum anceps, Lindl.
Dendrobium anceps, Swartz, Xv-
1239.
Dendrobium secundum, Lindl. xv. 1291.

Pedilonum secundum, Blume.

— longicornu, Lindl. xvi. 1315.
——_——__—. densiflorum, Jd. xxi. 1828.
—____——- *cassythoides, Id. ib.
——_——-- agerezatum, Rowb. xx. 1695.
- speciosum, FR. Br. xix. 610.
—- moniliforme,Swartz.xvi.1314.
Epidendrum moniliforme, Linn.
————-- cucullatum, R. Br. vii. 548.

—- Pierardi, Roxb. xxi. 1756.
——_—\—-- macrostachyum, Lindl. xxii.

1865.

—- chrysanthum, Lindl. xv.1299.
———-——- cupreum, Herbert, xxi. 1779.
—— ———- *ochreatum, Lindl. xxi. 1756.
— ——- *Cunninghamii, Id. ib.

—- *biflorum, Swartz. ib.
—______- *Griffithianum, Lindl. ib.
———__—- *extinctorium, Jd. 2b.
Earina, Lindl. xx. 1699.

*mucronata, Lindl. ib.

§ EPIDENDREZ.

Epidendrum odoratissimum, Lindl. xvii.
1416.

Encyclia patens, Hooker.

Macradenia lutescens, Lodd.
—_——— oncidioides, Lindl. xix. 1623.

—-———— gracile, Lindl. xxi. 1765.

nocturnum ; 3. latifolium, xxiii.
1961.

—_——_—\—— bifidum, Aud. xxii. 1879.

Ei. papilionaceum, West.
————— Skinneri, Bateman, xxii. 1881.
—— ——— emulum, Lindl. xxii. 1898.
————— clavatum, Jd. xxii. 1870.
———— umbellatum, Swartz, i. 80.

Ei. difforme, Jacq.

—— ——— armeniacum, Lind. xxii. 1867.
——_——— cuspidatum, Lodd. x. 783.
—_—__——-_ ciliare, Linn. x. 784.
——_——-— nutans, Swartz, i. 17.
fuscatum, Swartz, i. 67.

E.. anceps, Jacq.

EF. secundum, Swartz, obs.
Cattleya intermedia ; var. pallida, Graham,

xxii. 1919.

*ovata, Lindl. xxii. 1919.
—— — *bicolor, fd. ib.

*maritima, Id. ib.

——— *Harrisoniana, Batem. ib.

— — Forbesii, Lindl. xi, 953.

——— crispa, Id. xiv. 1172.

——— labiata, Td. xxii. 1859.

——~-—- guttata, Id. xvii, 1406.

ENDOGENS.

Hartwegia, Lindl. xxiii. 1970.

oy *purpurea, Lindl. ib.

Bletia florida, R. Br. xvii. 1401.
Cymbidium floridum, Salisb.

Gyas florida, Salisb.
Bletia pallida, Lodd.

—- reflexa, Lindl. xxi. 1760.

—— gracilis, Loddiges, xx. 1681.

Sophronitis, Lindi. xiv. 1147, note.

*orandiflora, Lindl.

Cattleya coccinea, Lind. xxii. 1919.

cernua, Lindl, xiii. 1129.

Acanthophippium bicolor, Lindl. xx. 1730.

Leptotes bicolor, Lindl. xix. 1625.

Lvelia anceps, Lindl. xxi. 1751.

- anceps; var. Barkeriana, xxiii. 1947.

Brasavola nodosa, Lindl. xvii. 1465.
Eipidendrum nodosum, Linn.
Cymbidium nodosum, Swartz.

——- cordata, Lindl. xxii. 1914.

*Martiana, Jd. xxii. 1914.

Perrinii, Zd. xviii. 1561.

Isochilus linearis, R. Br. ix. 745.
Cymbidium lineare, Willd.
Epidendrum lineare, Jacq.

prolifer, R. Br. x. 825.

Epidendrum proliferum, Swartz.
Cymbidium proliferum, Swartz.

Chysis aurea, Lindl. xxiii. 1937.

§ VANDEZ..

Oncidium altissimum, Lindl. xxii. 1851.

Epidendrum altissimum, Jacq.

Baueri.

O. altissimum, Lindl. xix. 1651.
— citrinum, Lindl. xxi. 1758.
———— luridum, Jd. ix. 727.
crispum, Lodd. xxiii. 1920.

*Karwinskii, Lindl.
Cyrtochilum Karwinskii, xxiii.
1992.
Lanceanum, Lindl. xxii. 1887.
pulchellum, Hooker, xxi. 1787.
Lemonianum, Lindl. xxi. 1789.
— ciliatum, Lindl. xx. 1660.
ampliatum, Jd. xx. 1699.
*maculosum, Jd. xxiii. 1920.
— *varicosum, Id. ib.
*isopterum, Jd. ab,
*Martianum, Jd. ib.
—_—§\ *lunatum, Jd. xxiii. 1929.

——

—— *retusum, Jd, ab.
——-— *gracile, Id. ib.
———— *ramosum, Id. ib.
— *lencochilum, Batem. ib.
-—_~—— *r¢eflexum, Lindl. ib.

———— *raniferum, Id. 70.

— *deltoideum, Id. ib.

———— papilio, Lindl. xi. 910.
Cebolleta, Swartz, xxiii. 1994.
Epidendrum Cebolleta, Jacq.
*nudum, Batem. xxiii. 1994.

-—__-— iridifolium, Lindl. xxii. 1911.

———— deltoideum, Id. xxiii. 2006.

Russellianum, Jd. xxii. 1830.

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Oncidium cornigerum, Lindl. xviii. 1542.
pumilum, Jd. xi. 920.
pubes, Id. xii. 1007.
O. bicornutum, Hooker.
divaricatum ; 8. cupreum, Lindl.
xiii. 1050.
— Harrisonianum, Lindl. xix. 1569.
Brassia caudata, Lindl. x. 832.
Eipidendrum caudatum, Linn.
Malaxis caudata, Willd.
Lanceana, Lindl. xxi. 1754.
Miltonia spectabilis, Zd. xxiii. 1992.
Macrochilus Fryanus, F\. Cab.
Cyrtochilum flayeseens, Lindl. xix. 1627.
Odontoglossum *angustatum, Lindl. xxiii.
1992.

—*Hallii, Id. ib.
Ionopsis tenera, Lindl. xxii. 1904.
*utricularioides, Zd. ib.
—~— *pallidiflora, Zd. tb.
LIantha pallidiflora, Hooker.
*paniculata, Lindl. xxii. 1904.
Cymbidium ensifolium; var. estriatum,
xxiii. 1976.
— xiphiifolium, Lindl. vii. 529.
—— marginatum, Jd. xviii. 1530.
? Mawillaria gracilis, Lodd,
Batemannia, Lindl. xx. 1714.
——-—. Colleyi, Id. ib.
Grobya, Lindl. xx. 1740.
Amherstice, Id. id.
Huntleya *sessiliflora, Batem. xxiii. 1991.
-— *Meleagris, Lindl. xxiii. 1991.
Trigonidium obtusum, Jd. xxiii. 1923.
*latifolium, Id. ib.
Bifrenaria aurantiaca, Lind/. xxii. 1875.
Stenia pallida, Lindl. xxiii. 1991.
Maxillaria, species of, xviii. 1549.
its limits, xxiii. 1991.
Steelii, Hooker, xxii. 1986.
picta, Hooker, xxi. 1802.
*graminea, Lindl. xxi. 1802.
——— densa, Lindl. xxi. 1804.
———— crocea, Id. xxi. 1799.
——_——_— cristata, Id. xxi. 1811.
rufescens, Id. xxii. 1848.
aromatica, Graham, xxii. 1871.
Colax aromaticus, Spreng.
——_——_-——_ racemosa, Hooker, xix. 1566.
—_—_-——— tetragona, Lindl. xvii. 1428.
viridis, Lindl. xviii. 1510.
M. placanthera, Wooker.
—_—— —— decolor, Lindl. xviii. 1549.
— Barringtoniw, Lodd.
M. ciliata, Fl. peruv. xiv. 1206.
Dendrobium ciliatum, Swartz.
D. Barringtonie, Swartz.
—__-—_—._——. Harrisoniz, Lindl. xi. 897.
Dendrobium Harrisonie, Hooker.
——___-—— squalens, Lindl.
Dendrobinm squalens, Lindl. ix. 732.
—— -——— Xylobium squalens, Lindl. ix.
732; et xi. 897, in textu.
————————— *Rollissonii,, Lindl. xxiii.
1986.

—_—_—_

———

ee

XXX

Maxillaria *acicularis, Herd. xxiii. 1986.
—— *uncata, Lindl. xxiii. 1986.

— *chlorantha, 7d. xxiii. 1986.
—_~——— *vyariabilis, Batem. xxiii. 1986.

M. Henchmanni, Hooker.
———-_ *tennifolia, Lindl. xxiii. 1986.
Dierypta Baueri, Lindl.

Heterotaxis crassifolia, xii. 1028.
Peristeria cerina, Lindl. xxiii. 1953.
Camaridum ochroleucum, Lindl. x. 844.
Stanhopea eburnea, Lindl. xviii. 1529.
oculata, Zd. xxi. 1800.

Ceratochilus oculatus, Lodd.
———~- — insignis, Hooker, xxii. 1837.

E/pidendrum grandiflorum,Humb.

et Bonp.

Anguloa grandiflora, H. B. K.
Cirrhza, Lindl. xi. 930.

——-— species of, xviii. 1538.
—~—- tristis, Lindl. xxii. 1889.
——— obtusata, Id. xxiii. 2005.
—-—— Loddigesii, Id. xviii. 1538.

Cymbidium dependens, Lodd.
Aspasia variegata, Lindl. xxii. 1907.
——— *epidendroides, Id. ib.

*lunata, Id. ib.
Polystachya, species of, x. 851.

—- puberula, Lindl. x. 851.
Lissochilus speciosus, Brown, vii. 573.
Galeandra gracilis, Lind.

Eulophia gracilis, Lindl. ix. 742.
Eulophus, R. Br. vii. 571, note.

Eulophia streptopetala, Lindl. xii. 1002.
— guineensis, Ker, viii. 686.
ensata, Lindl. xiv. 1147.

—— lurida, Id. xxi. 1821.

——-— macrostachya, Lindl. xxiii. 1972.
Zygopetalum cochleare, Jd. xxii. 1857.

— — — Mackaii, Hooker.

Eulophia Mackaiana, xvii. 1433.
Govenia capitata, Lindl. xxi. 1795.

- superba, Id. xxi. 1795.
Macxillaria superba, Lexarsa.
———- *liliacea, Lindl. xxi. 1795.

Maxillaria liliacea, Lexarsa.
Cyrtopera Woodfordii, Zindi.

Cyrtopodium Woodfordii, B. Mag.

xviii. 1508.

Catasetum trifidum, Hook.
Myanthus cernuus, Lind]. xx.1721.
——-—-— luridum, Lindl. xx. 1667.
Anguloa lurida, Link.
———-— discolor.
Monachanthus discolor, Lindl. xx.
1735.
Monachanthus fimbriatus, Hook.
———— semiapertum, Hooker, xx. 1708.
————~— tridentatum, Hooker.
Catasetum Claveringi, Lindl. x.840.
————-— tridentatum ; viride.
Monachanthus viridis, Lindl. xxi. 1752.
— cristatum, Lindl. xii. 966.
———-— deltoideum.
Myanthus deltoides, Lindl. xxii. 1896.
| DAL DAbUT
Myanthus barbatus, Lindl. xxi. 1778.

ENDOGENS.

Cataseti proles biformis, xxiii. 1951.
Myanthus, Lindl. xviii. 1538.
Monachanthus, Jd. 2b.
Mormodes atropurpurea, Id. xxii. 1861.
Cycnoches Loddigesii, Id. xxi. 1742.
Dipodium punctatum, #. Br. xxiii. 1980.
Dendrobium punctatum, Smith.
Gomeza, &. Br. reduced to Rodriguezia,
xi. 930.
Rodriguezia secunda, H. B. K. xi. 930.
Rodriguezia lanceolata, Lodd.
Pleurothallis ? coccinea, Hooker.
Burlingtonia candida, Lindl. xxiii. 1927.
1929.
Rodriguezia candida, Bateman.
—-————- *venusta, Lindl. xxiii. 1927.
——__—_-— *fragrans, Id. ib.
—————_— *rigida, Td. tb.
—— *rubescens, Id. 1927. 1929.
Rodrigquezia Batemanni, P. & E.
Gongora maculata, Lindl. xix. 1616.
Coryanthes maculata, Hooker, xxi. 1793.
——-- macrantha, Hooker, xxii. 1841.
Gongora macrantha, Hooker.
Cryptarrhena lunata, R. Br. ii. 153.
Macradenia lutescens, R. Br. viii. 612.
triandra, Lindl. xxi. 1815.
Zygostates *cornuta, Lindl. xxiii. 1927.
—- *lunata, Id.
Notylia, Lindl. xi. 930.
— punctata, Lindl.
Pleurothallis punctata, Ker, ix. 759:
Trichopilia tortilis, Lindl. xxii. 1863.
Trichocentrum fuscum, Lindl. xxiii. 1951.
Geodorum fucatum, Lindl. xx. 1687.
- dilatatum, R. Br. viii. 675.
Limodorum recurvum, Roxb.
Sarcochilus faleatus, R. Br. xxii. 1832.
Scaphyglottis, Popp. & Endl.
—-— violacea, Lindl. xxii. 1901.
Cladobium violaceum, Lindl.
Fernandezia acuta, Lindl. xxi. 1806.
Gunnia, Lindl. xx. 1699.

*australis, Lindl. xx. 1699.
*Diplocentrum, Lindl. xviii.1522.
*Chiloschista, Id. ib.

*Micropera, Id. ib.
*Tetrapeltis, Wall. xviii. 1522.
Nanodes discolor, Lindl. xviii. 1541.
Renanthera coccinea, Loureiro, xiv. 1131.
Aerides odoratum, Lour.
A. cornutum, Roxb. xviti. 1485.
Aeranthes grandiflora, Lindl. x. 817.
* Arachnitis, Id. x. 817, note.
Dendrobium Arachnitis, Thouars.
*sesquipedalis, Lindl. x.817, note.
Angrecum sesquipedale, Thouars.
*/Ronia, Lindl. x. 817, note.
Angrecum distichum, Lindl. xxi. 1781.
— caudatum, fd. xxii. 1844.
————— micranthum, Id. xxi. 1772.
— eburneum, Thouars, xviii. 1522.
Limodorum eburneum, Bory.
Acrobion eburneum, Spreng.
Vanda teres, Lindl. xxi. 1809.
Roxburghii, R. Br. vi. 506.

ENDOGENS.

Saccolabium papillosum, Lindl. xviii. 1552.

Cymbidium premorsum, Swartz.

Epidendrum premorsum, Roxb.

Aerides undulatum, Smith.

guttatum, Lindl.
Sarcanthus guttatus, xvii. 1448.
Aerides guttatum, Roxb.

Sarcanthus succisus, Lindl. xii. 1014.

— rostratus, Id. xii. 981.

Vanda rostrata, Lodd.

V. recurva, Hooker.

——_———_—- paniculatus, Lindl.

Aerides paniculatum, Ker, iii. 220.

— teretifolius, Lindi.

Vanda teretifotia, Lindl. viii. 676.

*Cryptopus, Lindl. x. 817, note.
Ciceoclades, Jd. xviii. 1522.

- maculata, Lindl.

Angrecum maculatum, Lindl. viii.

618.

Geodorum pictum, Link.
———-- falcata, Lindl.

Limodorum falcatum, Sw. iv.283.

Orchis falcata, Thunb.
Calanthe, R. Br. vii. 571, note.
veratrifolia, R. Br. ix. 720.
Limodorum veratrifolium, Willd.
———— densiflora, Lindl. xix. 1646.

§ OPHRYDE.

Ophrydew, genera of, xviii. 1499.
*Scopularia, Lindl. xx. 1701.

*Monotris, Id. ib.
*Bilabrella, Td. 2b.
*Bicornella, Id. ib.
*Cceloglossum, Id. ib.
* Aopla, Id. ib.

Orchis rubra, Jacq.

Orchis papilionacea, xiv. 1155.
variegata, Jacq. v. 367.
longibracteata, Biv. v. 357.
undulatifolia, Biv.

Orchis tephrosanthos, (3. Ker, v. 375.
longicornis, Desf. iii. 202.
foliosa, Soland. xx. 1701.
Habenaria, notes upon its distinctive cha-
racters, xxii. 1858.
- procera, Lindl. xxii. 1858.
Orchis procera, Swartz.
Platanthera fimbriata, Lindl.
Habenaria fimbriata, R.Br. v. 405.
Orchis fimbriata, H. K.
*Diplochilus, xviii. 1499.
Glossula tentaculata, Lindl. x. 862.]
Cynorchis fastigiata, Id. xxiii. 1998.
Bartholina pectinata, R. Brown, xx. 1653.
Orchis pectinata, Willd.
Arethusa ciliaris, Linn.
Herminium, species of, xviii. 1499.
Peristylus cordatus, Lindl.
Herminium cordatum, xviii. 1499.
Satyrium diphyllum, Link.
Orchis cordata, Willd.
Habenaria cordata, R. Br.

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*Aceras angustifolia, Zindl. xviii. 1525.
secundiflora, Id. xviii. 1525.
Satyrium maculatum, Desfont.
Ophrys densiflora, Desfont.
Orchis secundiflora, Bertolon.
Satyrium cucullatum, Swartz, v. 416.
coriifolium, Swartz, ix. 703.
Disa bracteata, Sartz, iv. 324.
grandiflora, Linn. xi. 926.
Disa uniflora, Berg.
Satyrium grandiflorum, Thunb.
Monadenia prasinata, Lindl.
Disa prasinata, Ker, iii. 210.
Ophrys tenthredinifera, Wélld. iii. 205.
xiii. 1093.
———- Speculum, Link, v. 370.
O. ciliata, Biv. Bern.
———- Tenoreana, Lindl. xiii. 1093.
———- araneifera, Id. xiv. 1197.
———- atrata, Id. xiii. 1087.
—- fusca, Link, xiii. 1071,
Serapias longipetala, Rchbd.
-— cordigera ; var. longipetala, Lindl.
xiv. 1189.
Helleborine longipetala, Tenore.
H. pseudo-cordigera, Sebast.
Serapias lancifera, St. Amans.

§ ARETHUSEZ.

Triphora pendula, Nutt.

Pogonia pendula, Lindl. xi. 908.
Pogonia ophioglossoides, Pwr'sh, ii. 148.

Arethusa ophicglossoides, Linn.
Crybe rosea, Lindl. xxii. 1872.

Bletia campanulata, Liave.

§ NEOTTIEZ.

*Synassa, Lindl. xix. 1618.
*Cnemidia, Id. id.
Decaisnia, Lindl.
*Tripleura, Lindl. xix. 1618.
*Myoda, Id. ib.
*Zeuxina, Id. ab.
*Georchis, Id. ib.
*Hylophila, Id. ib.
*Tropidia, Id. 2b.
*Herpysma, Id. ab.
Prescottia *micrantha, Lindl. xxii. 1916.
- *leptostachya, Id. ib.
- *colorans, Ta. ib.
———-- *stachyodes, Id. ib.
Cranichis stachyodes, Swartz.
—- *petiolaris, Lindl. xxii. 1916.
Spiranthes, species of, x. 823, not.
——_——-- *africana, Lindl. ib.
- *congesta, Id. ib.
-——_——-- bicolor, Id. -
Neottia bicolor, Ker, x. 794,
——_——-- grandiflora, Lindl. xii. 1048.
Neottia grandiflora, Hooker.
cernua, Lindl. x. 823.
Ophrys cernua, Linn,
Neottia cernua, Willd.

XXX
Spiranthes pudica, Lindl.
Neottia australis, B. Ker, vii. G02.
—— ——- orchioides, Lindl.
Neottia orchioides, Swartz, ix.701.
- bracteosa, Lindl. xxiii. 1954.
Sauroglossum elatum, Jd. xix. 1618.
Goodyera procera, Lindl.
Neottia procera, Ker, viii. 639.
Heemaria discolor, Lindl.
Goodyera discolor, Ker, iv. 271.
Pelexia spiranthoides, Lindl. xii. 985.
Satyrium adnatum, Swartz.
Neottia adnata, Swartz.
*Collea, Lindl. ix. 760, not.
Neottia adnata, Swz.
Ponthieva petiolata, Lindl. ix. 760.
Aneetochilus setaceus, Blume, xxiii. 2010.

§ CYPRIPEDIEZ.

Cypripedium macranthos, Swartz, xviii.

1534.
—_—_—_——- venustum, Wallich, x. 788.
—————- purpuratum, Lindi. xxiii.

1991.

-—— ———-- spectabile, Swartz, xx. 1666.
C. album, Ait.
C. canadense, Mich.

LILIACE.

Gloriosa superba, L. i. 77.
Methonica superba, Desf.
Methonica malaborum, Herm.
Lilium philadelphicum, 6. Linn. andinum,
vii. 594.
L. andinum, Nuttal.
L. umbellatum, Pursh.
——— carolinianum, Wich. vii. 580.
Lilium Michauxii, Poiret.
L. autumnale, Lodd.
speciosum, Thunb. xxiii. 2000.
pumilum, Redouté, ii. 132.
—-— dauricum, Ker, vii. 594, not.
longiflorum, Thunb. vii. 560.
*Fritillaria purpurea, H. B. K.
xx. 1662.
*Fritillaria liliacea, Lindl. xx. 1663.
- *mutica, Id. ib.
- *piflora, Id. ib.
Calochortus, species of, xx. 1676.
luteus, Douglas, xix. 1567.
— macrocarpus, Douglas, xiv.

———-— splendens, Benth. xx. 1676.
——-——— venustus, Benth. xx. 1669.
Cyclobothra, distinctions between it and
Calochortus, xx. 1661.
—_——-—- enumeration of the species, 2b.

————__- its affinity, xx. 1662.
——-———-- alba, Bentham, xx. 1661.
——-———- *paniculata, Lindl. xx. 1662.
——_———- * pallida, Id. ib.
-—————- pulchella, Bentham, xx. 1662.
———_——-- lutea, Lindl. xx. 1663.

C, barbata, Sweet.

ENDOGENS.

Tulipa oculus-solis, S#. Amans, ili. 204.

T. agenensis, Red.

T. gesneriana, v. 380.
——-— Oculus Solis, var. Persica, xiv. 1145.
— — Oculus Solis, var. preecox, xvii. 1419.
montana, Lindl. xiii. 1106.
scabriscapa,Strangways, xxiii. 1990.
——— hbiflora, Linn. vii. 535.
cornuta, Redouté, ii. 127.
Erythronium grandiflorum, Psh. xxi. 1786.
——__- *gigunteum, Lindl.
Agapanthus umbeliatus, H. A. y. minimus,

ix. 699.

Polianthes tuberosa, Linn. i. 63.
Blandfordia nobilis, Smith, iv. 286.
— grandiflora, R. Br. xi. 924,
Aletris punicea, Labill.
Tritonia, species of, iii. App.
- Burchellii, Herbert, xxi. 1745.
Allium Cowani, Lindl. ix. 758.
— longifolium, Spreng. xii. 1034.
Schenoprasum longifolium, Kunth.
——— fragrans, 3. Nepalense, Vent. xi. 898.
Nectaroscordum siculum, Lindl. xxii. 1913. ©
Allium siculum, Ucria.
Hesperoscordum hyacinthinum, Lindi. xv.
1293, not.
Brodiea grandiflora, Nuttall.
— lacteum, Lindl. xix. 1639.
Milla biflora, Cavan. xviii. 1555.
Calliprora lutea, Lindl. xix. 1590.
Scilla plumbea, Jd. xvi. 1355.
Cupaniana, Gusson, xxii. 1878.
S. fistulosa, Ratinesque.
Ornithogalum ceruleum, Rafinesq.
Barnardia scilloides, Lindl. xii. 1029.
Camassia esculenta, Lindl. xviii. 1486.
Phalangium Quamash, Pursh.
Trichopetalum gracile, Lindl. xviii. 1535.
Anthericum plumosum, Ruiz et
Pavon.
*stellatum, Lindl. ib.
Ornithogalum chloroleucum, Jd. xxii. 1853.
—— thyrsoides; a. albwm, iv. 316.

—

—_—-—_—_-——~ fimbriatum, WM. B. vii. 555.
—_-——_——-_ virens, Lindl, x. 814.
——_——_—— arabicum, L.

O. corymbosum, Fi. Per. xi. 906.
—_——_—— niveum, Willd. iii. 235.
—_—— revolutum, Jacq. iv. 315.
———_—— latifolium, Linn. xxiii. 1978.

prasinum, Ker, ii. 158.
—— thyrsoides, 3. flavescens, Ker,
iy. 305.

O. flavescens, Jacq.
Albuca filifolia, Willd. vii. 557.
Anthericum filifolium, Jacq.
——— fugax, Ker, iv. 311.

Anthericum fragrans, Jacq.
fastigiata, Dryand. iv. 277.
Uropetalum, enum. of species, ii. 156.
glaucum, Burchell MSS. ii.

156.
longifolium, Lindl. xii. 974.

—_——.

ENDOGENS.

Drimia villosa, ZindJ. xvi. 1346.

Massonia, species of, ix. 694.

—— longifolia, Jacq. 3. candida, ix.
694.

—— grandiflora, Lindl. xii. 958.
Daubenya aurea, Lindl. xxi. 1813.
Massonia lutea, Hort.
Bessera fistulosa.
Pharium fistulosum, Herb. xviii.
1546.
Conanthera campanulata, Lindl. xiv. 1193.
Conanthera bifolia, Sims.
Cummingia campanulata, Don.
Hyacinthus spicatus, Smith, xxii. 1869.
orientalis, Linn, xii. 995.
—— amethystinus, Linn. v. 898.
Lachenalia pallida, H. K. xvi. 1350.
—- pallida, var. ccerulescens, xxiii.
1945.

—— - pallida, a. iv. 314.
————-- pallida, Thunb. var. iv. 287.
Lachenalia mediana, Jacq.
Muscari ciliatum, Ker, v. 394.
Hyacinthus ciliatus, M. B.
- glaucum, Lindl. xiii. 1085.
Triteleia *bivalvis, Lindl. xv. 1293, not.
- uniflora, Id. xxiii. 1921.
Milla uniflora, Bot. Mag.
- laxa, Benth. xx. 1685.
———- *grandiflora, Lindl. xv. 1293.
———- *peduncularis, Jd. xx. 1685.
Brodiza grandiflora, Smith, xiv. 1183.
Hookera coronaria, Salisb.
Leucocoryne odorata, Lindl. xv. 1293.
——_———- *ixioides, Jd. ib.
*alliacea, Id. ib.
Arthropodium cirratum, R. Br. ix. 709.
Anthericum cirratum, Forst.
——— minus, Brown, x. 866.
Anthericum canaliculatum, 3. rufum, H. K.
xi. 877.
Phalangium canaliculatum, Pers.
pomeridianum, Ker, vii. 564.
Scilla pomeridiana, DeCand.
Chlorophytum, species of, x. 813.
inornatum, Ker, viii. App.
— Orchidastrum, Lindl. x. 813.
Phalangium Nepalense, Lind/. xii. 998.
Asphodelez, genera of, xviii. 1486.
Asphodelus luteus, Linn. var. sibiricus,
xviii. 1507.
Cyanella odoratissima, Lindl. xiii. 1111.
Thysanotus isantherus, R. Br. viii. 655.
— junceus, R. Br. viii. 656.
Chlamysporum juncifolium, Salisb.
Ophiopogon spicatus, Ker, vii. 593.
Convallaria spicata, Thunb.
Liriope spicata, Loureiro.
Eriospermum, its species, vii. 578.
— folioliferum, Bot. Rep. x.
795.
——— pubescens, Jacq. viii. 578.
Dianella longifolia, R. Br. ix. 734.
———- revoluta, R. Br. xiii. 1120.
~ strumosa, Ker, ix. 751.

—_- oe

—

XXXL

Dracna stricta, Bot. Mag. xii. 956.
surculosa, Lindl. xiv. 1169.
— terminalis, Willd. xxi. 1749.
Asparagus terminalis, Linn.
Sanseviera zeylanica, Willd. ii. 160.
Aletris zeylanica, Mill. Dict.
Yucca Draconis, Haworth, xxii. 1894.
- superba, Haworth, xx. 1690.
Y. gloriosa, Bot. Rep.
- flaccida, Haworth, xxii. 1895.
Herreria parviflora, Lindl. xii. 1042.
Aloe brevifolia, Haworth, xii. 996.
Aloe prolifera, Haworth.

MELANTHACEZ.

Colchicum, species of, vii. 571. 541.
—— arenarium, W. § K. 6. umbro-
sum, Aer, vii. 54).

versicolor, Ker, vii. 571.

Xerophyllum setifolium, Mecha. xix. 1613,
Helonias asphodeloides, Linn.
Xerophylium tenax, Nuttall.
Helonias tenax, Pursh.

GILLIESIACEZ.

Gilliesiacee, xii. 992.
Miersia, ib.
Gilliesia graminea, Lindl, xii. 992.

COMMELINACEZ.

Tradeseantia virginica, Linn. [. pilosa,
Willd. xiii. 1055.

- undata, Willd. xvii. 1403.

- fuscata, Lodd. vi. 482.

Aneilema sinica, Ker, viii. 659.

Dichorizandra thyrsiflora, Mikan. viii. 682.

——

ALISMACEZ.
Sagittaria angustifolia, Lindl. xiy. 1141.

BUTOMACEZ.

Limnocharis Humboldti, Richard. xix. 1640.
Stratoites nympheoides, Willd.

DIOSCOREACEZ,

Testudinaria *montana, Burchell, xi. 921,
not.
——- elephantipes, Burchell, xi. 921
Tanus elephantipes, Ait.

ACORACEA.

Aspidistra punctata, Lindl. xii. $77-
—- lurida, Ker, viii. 628.
Tupistra squalida, Ker, ix. 704.
- nutans, Wallich, xv. 1223,
F

XXXIV ACROGENS.

ARACEZ. Biarum tenuifolium, Schlt.
, : ; : Arum tenuifolium, Linn. vi. 612.
Anthurium gracile, Lindl. xix. 1635. Arum venosum, Willd. xii. 1017.
Pothos gracilis, Rudge. Arum acaule, Ait.
Philodendron crassinervium, Lindi. xxiii. | Ariseema Dracontium, Schit.
; y J 1958. Arum Dracontium, Linn. viii. 668.
Pothos scandens, Linn. xvi. 1337. Typhonium orixense, Schlt.
Caladium odorum, Foxb. viii. 641. Arum orixense, Roxb. vi. 450.
Dracunculus crinitus, Schott. Dracontium polyphyllum, Linn. ix. 700, *
Arum crinitum, Willd. x. 831. eee : ve B.

A. muscivorum, Linn.

Class III. ACROGENS.

POLYPODIACE.

Platycerium alcicorne, Gaudich.
Acrostichum alcicorne, R. Br. iii. 262, 268.
A. Stemmaria, Beauvois.
A, bifurcatum, Cav.

AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX

TO THE

FIRST TWENTY-THREE VOLUMES

OF

THE BOTANICAL REGISTER.

Those plants marked * are noticed only, not figured, in the work.

Abroma augusta, Linn. vi. 518. Adina globiflora, Salisb. xi. 895.

Acacia alata, R. Br. y. 396. Adonis visicatoria, Linn. xi, 936.
albida, Lindl. xvi. 1317. Egiphila elata, Swartz, xi. 946.
brevifolia, Lodd. xvi. 1352. A@gochloa, Benth. xix. 1622.
calamifolia, Sweet, x. 839. * Konia, Lindl. x. 817, note.

decurrens, Willd. 3. mollis, y. 371. | Aeranthes grandiflora, Lindl. x. 817.
——— diffusa, Ker, viii. 634. = *Arachnitis, Id. x. 817, note.

Houstoni, Wiild. ii. 98. *sesquipedalis, Id. ab.
——— impressa, Lindl. xiii. 1115. Aerides odoratum, Lowr. xviii. 1485.
——— Lambertiana, Don, ix. 721. -cornutum, Roxb. xviii. 1485.
— —- leprosa, DeCand. xvii. 1441. ———- guttatum, Roxb. xvii. 1443
—— longifolia, Willd. v. 362. ———- paniculatum, Ker, iii. 220.
lophantha, Willd. v. 361. —-undulatum, Smith, xviii. 1552,
longissima, Wendl. viii. 680. Aerobion eburneum, Spreng. xviii. 1522.
——— lunata, Sieber, xvi. 1352. Eschynomene picta, Cavan. xi. 873.
-pentadenia, Lindl. xviii. 1521. ZEsculus discolor, Pursh, iv. 310.
— subccerulea, Lindl. xiii. 1075. - humilis, Lodd. xii. 1018.
—— suleata, R. Br. xi. 928. ———- neglecta, Lindl. xii. 1009.
——— uncinata, Lindl. xvi. 1332. ———- Pavia; var. arguta, Lindl. xii 993.
undulata, Willd. x. 843. - carnea, Hort. Angl. xiii. 1056
— vestita, Ker, ix. 698. Agapanthus umbellatus, H. K. y. minimus,
Aczena, its character, xv. 1271. ix 699,
——-— pinnatifida, Fl. peruv. xv. 1271. Agathosma hirtum, Wil/d. v. 369.
*incisa, Lindl. ab. —_——— ciliatum, Willd. v. 366.
— *myriophylla, Lindl. ib. ————— lanceolatum, Willd. vi. 476,
Acanthophippium bicolor, Lindl. xx. 1730. ——— dioicum, vi. 502.
*Aceras angustifolia, Lindl. xviii. 1526. Agave geminiflora, Spreng. xiv. 1145
- secundiflora, Id. xviii. 1525. Agrostemma Bungeana, Don, xxii. 1864.
Achania mollis, H. K.i. 11. Albuea filifolia, Willd. vii. 557.
Acrostichum alcicorne, R. Br. iii. 262, 263. — fugax, Ker, iv. 311.
——-— Stemmaria, Beauvois. iii. 262, —— fastigiata, Dryand. iv. 277.
263. | Aletris punicea, Labill. xi. 924.
_—— - bifurcatum, Cav. iii. 262, 263. ——— zeylanica, Mill. Dict. ii. 160.
Actinella lanata, Pursh, xiv. 1167. Allium Cowani, Lindl. ix. 758.
Actinotus Helianthi, Labillard. viii. 654. —— longifolium, Spreng. xii. 1034.
Adesmia Loudonia, Hooker, xx. 1720. ——— siculum, Ueria, xxii. 1913.
Adenandra amcenum, vii. 553. — fragrans, 3. Nepalense, Vent.xi 898.
Adenophora coronata, A. D. C. ii. 149. Aloe brevifolia, Haworth, xii. 996.
-_—— liliiflora, A. D. C. iii. 236. —— prolifera, Haworth, xii. 996.

Adenotrichia amplexicaulis, Lindl. xiv.1190. Alpinia calcarata, Ztoscoe, ii. 141.
Adina peduncnlaris, DC. xi. 895. malaccensis, Roxb. iv, 328.

XXXVi

Alpinia tubulata, Ker, ix. 777.
Alstromeria pulchella, Hooker, xii. 1008.
— pulchella, var. pilosa, xvii. 1410.
—_—_—_—— psittacina, Lehm. xviii. 1540.
— —— aurantiaca, Don, xxii. 1843.
—_—_—_— aurea, Graham, xxii. 1843.
————— pulchra, Bot. May. ix. 731.
—— Flos Martini, Ker, ix. 731.
Amaryllidacez, genera of, vii. 546.
Amaryllis acuminata, Ker, vii. 534.
— — acuminata, var. longipedunculata,
xiv. 1188.
advena, Bot. Mag. x. 849, a. & B.
aulica, Ker, vi. 444, and App.
—§$—— aulica, var. platypetala, xii. 1038.
- aurea, L’Herit. viii. 611.
aurea, Fl. Peruv. xx. 1724.
—— australasica, Ker, vy. 426.
Belladonna, Linn. 6. pallida, ix.
714.

calyptrata, Ker, ii. 164.

—— — candida, Lindl. ix. 724.

-— capensis, Mill. Dict. iv. 303.
ciliaris, Linn. xiv. 1153. 1159.
clavata, L’ Heritier, ii. 168.
coranica, Ker, ii. 159.

coranica, var. pallida, xv. 1219.
— crocata, Ker, i. 38.

———— disticha, Linn. vii. 567.

— dubia, Linn. iii. 234.

—_——§ equestris, 3. major, H. K. iii. 234.
——— flexuosa, Ker, ii: 172,

fulgida, Ker, iii. 226.
grandiflora, Herd. xvi. 1335.
———— hyacinthina, ii. 163.

— ignea, Lindl. x. 809; et xi. 928.
— insignis, Ker, vii. 579.

— intermedia, Lindl. xiv. 1148.

Josephine, Redouté, iii. 192, 193.

Kermesina, Lindl. xix. 1638.
—_ laticoma, Ker, vi. 497.
——— latifolia, L’Herit. xy. 1297.
—-— longifolia, Ker, iv. 303.

— maranensis, Ker, ix. 719.
peruviana, Poiret, xx. 1724.
— psittacina, Ker, iii. 199.

——— radiata, L’Herit. vii. 596.
————- reticulata, 8. Ker, v. 352.
—_—— revoluta, a. Ker, viii. 623.
———— revoluta, B. Ker, viii. 615.
—-—_ rutila, i. 23.

solandreflora, 8. vittata, Lindl.
xi. 876.

variabilis, Jacq. viii. 615.
vittata, y. Harrisonie, Lindl.

xii. 988,

Amelanchier florida, Lindl. xix. 1589.
—- Sanguinea, Lindl. xiv. 1171.
Amellus Lychnitis, Willd. vii. 586.
Ammocharis coranica, Herb. ii. 189.
Ammpyrsine buxifolia, Pursh, vii, 531.
Amomum Curcuma, Jacq. xi 886.

—— maximum, Roxb. xi. 929.

— longifolia, a. riparia, Br. vii. 546.

purpurea, 3. minor, Ker, vii. 552.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Amorpha fruticosa, Linn. v. 427.
Amphodus ovatus, Lindl. xiii. 1101. 1108.
Amsonia Jatifolia, Pursh, ii. 151.
-—- Tabernemontana, Walt. ii. 151.
Amygdalus communis, Linn. ; var. macro-
carpa, DeCand. xiv. 1160
—— Persicia, alba, xix. 1586.
Amyris polygama, Cavan. xix. 1573.
Anacampseros Cepea, Haw. xvi. 1591.
— ternata, Haw. ii. 142.
Anzctochilus setaceus, Blume, xxiii. 2010.
Anagyris *indica, xv. 1272, not.
Ananassa, Lindl. xiii, 1068. :
bracteata, Lindl. xiii. 1081.
Anchusa italica, Retz. vi. 483.
- paniculata, Lehmann, vi. 483.
Andromeda dealbata, Lindl. xii. 1010.
— floribunda, Pursh, x. 807.
Aneilema sinica, Ker, viii. 659.
Anemone palmata, Linn. iii. 200.
vitifolia, Buchan. xvi. 1385.
Angelonia salicarizefolia, Humb. §& Bonpl.
v. 415.
Angreecum distichum, Lindl. xxi. 1781.
— caudatum, Jd. xxii. 1844.
———-—— micranthum, Zd. xxi. 1772.
eburneum, Thouars, xviii. 1522.
— maculatum, Lindl. viii. 618.
—— — sesquipedale, Thouars, x. 817.
Anguloa grendiflora, H. B. K. xxii. 1837.
—- lurida, Link: xx. 1667.
Anigozanthus Manglesii, var. angustifolia,
Xxili. 2012.

* Anisadenia, Wall. xxi. 1819.
Anomatheca cruenta, Lindl. xvi. 1369.
Anona laurifolia, Dunal. xvi. 1328.
Antennaria contorta, Don, vii. 605.
Anthemis aptifolia, R. Br. vii. 527.
artemisiefolia, Willd. i. 4.
stipulacea, Meench. i. 4.
Anthericum canaliculatum, §.rufum, H. K.
xi. 877.
—_——— cirratum, Forst. ix. 709.
——_——_/filifolium, Jacq. vii. 557.
JSragrans, Jacq. iv. 311.
——--—-— plumosum, Ruiz et Pavon, xviii.
1535.
pomeridianum, Ker, vii. 564.
Anthocercis viscosa, R. Br. xix. 1624.
— littorea, Lab. iii. 212.
Antholyza zthiopica, Linn. var. minor,
xiy. 1159.

————- maura, Linn. i. 5.

—— ——- prealta, Redouté, xiv. 1159.

——- ringens, Andr. xiv. 1159.

Anthurium gracile, Lindl. xix. 1635.

Antirrhinum Dalmaticum, Linn. xx. 183.

—— glandulosum, Lindl. xxii.
1893.

ee

*Aopla, Lindl. xx. 1701.

Apalochlamys Kerrii, DC. viii. 678.
Aphelandra cristata, H. K. xviii. 1477.
Aporum anceps, Lindl. xv. 1239.
Apteranthes Gussoneaita, Mikan, xx. 1731.

'Aptosimum depressum, Burch. xxii. 1882.

HF, ,

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Aptosimum *eriocephalum, #. M. xxii.
a 1882.
*indivisum, Burch. xxii. 1882.
———_——— * viscosum, Benth, xxii. 1882.
E. M, xxii.
1882.
*abietinum, Burch. xxii. 1882.
Aquilegia atropurpurea, DeCand. xi. 922.
viridiflora, B. Willd. xi. 922.
Daourica, DeCand, xi. 922.
Arbutus andrachnoides, Link. viii. 619.
-— hybrida, Ker, viii. 619.
—— Andrachne, Linn. ii. 113.
———- Menziesii? Sm. xxi. 1753.
——— procera, Douglas, xxi. 1753.
—— — tomentosa, Pursh, xxi. 1791.
— mucronata, Linn. fil. xx. 1675.
Arctostaphylos *cordifolia, Lindl. xxi. 1791.
—__—__—-———-- *glauca, Id. ab.
- tomentosa, Id. 20.
Arctotis acaulis, Linn. ii. 122.
- acaulis, 8. DC. ii. 131.
- arborescens, Jacq. i. 34.
- aspera, 8. DC. ii. 130.
- aspera, y. DC. i. 32.
- aspera, ¢. DC. i. 34.
Seemed aureola, Ker, i. 32.
- crithmoides, Jacq. vii. 604.
- maculata, Willd. ii. 130.
- speciosa, Jacq. ii. 122.
- tricolor, Jacq. ii. 131.
Arctopus echinatus, Linn. Mas. ix. 705.
Ardisia odontophylla, Wall. xxii. 1892.
paniculata, Roxb. viii. 638. ¢
lentiginosa, Ker, vii. 533.
crenata, Bot. Mag. vii. 633.
crenulata, Donn. vii. 533.
— punctata, Lindl. x. 827.
Arethusa ciliaris, Linn. xx. 1653.
ophioglossoides, Linn, ii. 148.
Argemone mexicana; ochroleuca, xvi. 1343.
——-- grandiflora, Lindl. xv. 1264.
Argyreia cuneata, Roxb. viii. 661.
Ariseema Dracontium, Sc/tt. viii. 668.
EOC UIRE ES internal structure, xviii.
1543.

— *tragacanthoides,

Aristolochia labiosa, Ker, viii. 689.

— ringens, Link, viii. 689.
——_-—— cymbifera, Mart. xviii. 1543.
— —— Chilensis, Bridges, xx. 1680.
———— fetens, Lindl. xxi. 1824.
———— caudata, Booth, xvii. 1453.
—_——— trilobata, Willd. xvii. 1399.
trifida, Lamarck. xvii. 1399.
Armeniaca atropurpurea, Loisel, xv. 1243.

- dasycarpa, DeCand, xv. 1243.
Aronia sanguinea, Nutt. xiv. 1171.
Artabotrys, R. Br. v. 423.

——- — odoratissima, R. Br. vy. 423.
Arthropodium cirratum, R. Br. ix. 709.
eine minus, Brown, x. 866.
Arum acaule, Ait. xii. 1017.

-— crinitum, Willd. x. 831.

—- Dracontium, Linn. viii. 668.
—- muscivorum, Linn. x. 831.

Be

XXXVil

Arum orixense, Roxb. vi. 450.
— tenuifolium, Linn. vi. 512.
—venosum, Willd. xii. 1017.
Asarum * Pee atum, xvii. 1399.
Asclepias incarnata, Linn. iii. 250.
sale Rede Ww illd. iii. 250.
bombycina, Hort. iii. 250.
curassavica, Linn. i. 81.
tuberosa, Pursh, i. 76.
gigantea, Linn. i. 58.
gigantea, Andr. xxi. 1792.
—_—— procera, H. K. xxi. 1792.
Asparagus terminalis, Linn. xxi. 1749.
Aspasia variegata, Lindl. xxii. 1907.
*epidendroides, Id. ib.
*lunata, Id. ab.
Asphodeleee, genera of, xviii. 1486.
Asphodelus luteus, Linn. var. sibiricus,
xviii. 1507.

’ Aspidistra punctata, Lindl. xii. 977,

— —-- lurida, Ker, viii. 628.
Astelma eximium, R. Br. vii. 532.
——— fruticans, Ker, ix. 726.
Aster adulterinus, Wi//d. xix. 1571.
- albus, Hort. angl. xx. 1656.
—- Amellus, H. K. iy. 340.
——- amygdalinus, Lamarck, xviii. 1517.
—- cespitosus, Hort. xix. 1571.
—- bupleuroides, Hort. monsp.

XViii.
1495.
——- concinnus, Willd. xix. 1619.

- cordifolius, Zinn. xix. 1597.

—- coridifolius, Mich. xviii. 1487.

—- corymbosus, Ait. xviii. 1532.

— - crinitus, Thunb. viii. 681.

——- cyaneus, Hoffm. xviii. 1495.

-—- elegans, Willd. xviii. 1527.

—- eminens, Wild. xix. 1614.

——- eminens; var. virgineus, xx. 1656.
—- fragilis, Willd. xviii. 1537.

—- glaucus, Nees, xviii. 1495.

——- grandiflorus, Linn. iv. 273.

— -junceus, H. K. xix. 1614.

——- glutinosus, Cavan. iii. 187.

—- levigatus, Pursh, xix. 1614.

——- levis, Linn. xviii. 1500.

——- longifolius, Lamarck, xix. 1614.
—- mutabilis, H. K. xix. 1614.

——- nove anglie, Linn. iii. 183.

——- pallens, Willd. xviii. 1509.

——- punctatus, W. & K. xxi.1818.

——- puniceus; var. demissus, Lindl. xix.
1636.

- scoparius, Nees, xviii 1537.

—- spectabilis, Ait. xviii. 1527.

- virgineus, Nees, xx. 1656. i
Astragalus succulentus, Richards, xvi. 1324.
— carnosus, Nutt. ii. 176. vi. App.
— caryocar pus, Ker, ii. 176. vi. App.
Astrapea Wallichii, Lindl. ix. 691.
Athrixia capensis, Ker, viii. 681.
Audibertia incana, Bentham, xvii. 1469.
Aulax umbellata, mas, R. Br, xii. 1015.
Azalea Gata tags 1 Pursh ; var. lepida,
Xvii. 1402.

XXXViil

Azalea flammea, ii. 145.

Stapletoniana, xvii. 1407.

subcuprea, xvi. 1366.

Highclere hybrids, origin of, xvi.
1366.

indica, Linn. alba, x. 811.

———— IN@iica, ts vars. xX. Old.

—— indica, lateritia, xx. 1700.

—— ledifolia, Hooker.

——- indica, variegata, xx. 1716.

—_ nitida, Pursh, v. 414.

— nudiflora, Linn. ; thyrsiflora, xvi.

-—— nudiflora, y. ii. 120.

——- scintillans, xvii. 1461.

—-— pontica, sinensis, Lodd. xv. 1253.

——_—_—— - versicolor, xviii. 1559.

Seymouri, xxiii. 1975.

Azara dentata, Ruiz et Pavon, xxi. 1788.

* Azorella ovata, Lab.
*lanceolata, Lab.
*compressa, Lab.

- *linearis, Cav.

xy. 1225. not.

Bahia lanata, DC. xiv. 1167.
Banisteria laurifolia, Decand. xi. 937.
nitida, Lamarck, xi. 950.
Banksia, nature of the partition in its fruit,
xix. 1572.
paludosa, R. Br. ix. 697.
emula, R. Br. viii. 688.
speciosa, R. Br. xx. 1728.
quercifolia, R. Br. xvii. 1430.
serrata, R. Br. xvi. 1316.
unduiata, Lindl. xvi. 1316.
prostrata, R. Br. xix. 1572.
Cunninghamii, R. Br. xvi. 1363.
littoralis, xvi. 1363.
Barleria flava, Jacq. iii. 191.
- nitis, Ker, iii. 191.
- lupulina, Lind. xviii. 1483.
Barnardia scilloides, Lindl. xii. 1029.
Bartholina pectinata, R. Brown, xx. 1653.
Bartonia aurea, Lindl. xxii. 1831.
Bartsia coccinea, Linn. xiv. 1186.
pallida, Linn. xi. 925.
— — pallida, Mich. xi. 925.
Batatas paniculata, Choisy. i. 75.
platensis, iv. 333.
setosa, iv. 335.
Batemannia, Lindl. xx. 1714.
———— Colleyi, Id. ib.
Bauhinia cumanensis, H. B. K. xiv. 1133.
scandens americana, Linn. xiv.
1133.

Beaufortia decussata, Ker, i. 18.
Beaumontia grandiflora, Wallich, xi. 911.
Bedfordia salicina, DC. xi. 923.
Begoniacee, affinity of, xxi. 1757.
Begonia, its affinity to Hydrangea, vi. 471.
— acuminata, Dryander, v. 364.
——-— argyrostigma, Link, viii. 666.
——— heracleifolia, Schlecht. xx. 1668.
——— humilis, Dryander, iv. 284.
——— incarnata, Link. xxiii. 1996.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Begonia insignis, Graham, xxiii. 1996.

- pauciflora, Lindl. vi. 471.

- petaloides, Lindl. xxi. 1757.

- radiata, Graham, xx. 1668.

- suaveolens, Lodd. iv. 284.

- villosa, Lindl. xv. 1252.

Beloperone oblongata, ees, xx. 1657.

Benthamia fragifera, Lindl. xix. 1579.

Berberis altaica, Pallas, vi. 487.

—- Aquifolium, Pursh, xvii. 1425.

—-—- nervosa, Pursh, xvii. 1426.

———- aristata, DC. ix. 720.

——- Chitria, Hamilton, ix. 729.

—-—— dealbata, Lindl. xxi. 1750.

- fascicularis, Lindl. ix. 702.

—— -- glumacea, Spreng. xvii. 1426.

———- pinnata, Don, ix. 702.

- repens, Lindl. xiv. 1176.

—- sibirica, Pall. vi. 487.

Berckheya ciliaris, Willd. v. 384.

Bessera fistulosa, xviii. 1546.

Biarum tennifolium, ScAlt. vi. 512.

*Bicornella, Lindl. xx. 1701.

Bidens procera, Don, viii. 684.

— Coreopsidis, DC. i. 7.

Bifrenaria aurantiaca, Lindl. xxii. 1875.

Bignoniacez, placentation of, xi. 939.

Bignonia Cherere, Awl. xy. 1301.

heterophylla, Willd. xv. 1301.

venusta, Ker, iii. 249.

—— —— pallida, Lindl. xii. 965.

zequinoctialis, 3. Willd. ix. 741.

grandifolia, Willd. v. 418.

cerulea, Linn. viii. 631.

———_ jasminoides, Hort. xxiii. 2002.

*Bilabrella, Lindl. xx. 1701.

Billardiera ovalis, Lindl. xx. 1719.

Billbergia ameena, Lindl. iv. 344.

— clavata, Lindl. ix. 766.

———— fasciata, Lindl. xiii. 1130.

- iridifolia, Lindl. xiii. 1068.

nudicaulis, Lindl. iii. 203.

pyramidalis, var. bicolor, Lindl.
xiv. 1181.

Biotia corymbosa, DC. xviii. 1532.

Blackwellia Padiflora, Lindl. xvi. 1308.

Blandfordia nobilis, Smith, iv. 286.

grandiflora, R. Br. xi. 924.

Bletia florida, R. Br. xvii. 1401.

- campanulata, Llave, xxii. 1872.

——- gracilis, Loddiges, xx. 1681.

——- pallida, Lodd. xvii. 1401.

—- - reflexa, Lindl. xxi. 1760.

Bebera incana, Lindl. xix. 1602.

Boisduvalia concinna, Spach. xxii. 1829.

Bolbophyllum barbigerum, JZindl. xxiii.

1942.

——— cocoinum, Bateman, xxiii.
1964.

— recurvum, JZindl. xii. 963.
saltatorium, Lindl. xxiii.

1970.

Bonplandia geminiflora, Cav. ii. 92.
Bootia sylvestris, Bigelon, xvi. 1379.
Borago orientalis, Linn. iv. 288.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Boronia serrulata, DC. x. 842,

—-——- denticulata, Smith, xii. 1000.

Bossizea cinerea, R. Br. iy. 306.

Bouvardia versicolor, Ker, iii. 245.

- triphylla, Salisb. ii. 107.

Brachycome diversifolia, DC. xii, 1025.

Brachysema undulatum, Ker, viii. 642.

-~— latifolium, H. K. ii. 118.

Brachystelma tuberosum, 2. Br. ix. 722.

spatnlatum, Lindl, xiii. 1113.

*Bragantia, Lour. xviii. 1543.

Brasavola nodosa, Lindl. xvii. 1465.

cordata, Lindl. xxii. 1914.

*Martiana, Id. xxii. 1914.

Perrinii, Zd. xviii. 1561.

Brassia caudata, Lindl. x. 832.

Lanceana, Lindl. xxi. 1754.

Brexia spinosa, Lindl. xi. 872.

its relation to myrsinacew, 7b. 889.

madagascariensis, Thouars, ix. 730.
x. 737.

Brodiza grandiflora, Smith, xiv. 1183.

—-— grandiflora, Nuttall, xy. 1293.

Bromeliacez revised, xiii. 1068.

Bromelia iridifolia, N. et Martius, xiii.

. melanantha, Ker, ix. 766.
nudicaulis, Linn. iii. 203.
pallida, Ker, iv. 344.
pyramidalis, Bot. Mag. iii. 203.
Browallia grandiflora, Graham, xvi. 1384.
Brownlowia elata, Roxb. xvii. 1472.
Brugmansia bicolor, Pers. xx. 1739.
sanguinea, Don, xx. 1739.
Brunonia australis, Brown, xxii. 1833.
Brunsfelsia undulata, Sreartz, iii. 228.
Brunsvigia, an enum. of the species, iii. 193.
—- Josephine, 6. angustifolia, var.
iii. 192, 193.
- ciliaris, Ker, xiv. 1153. 1159.
——-- grandiflora, Lindl. xvi. 1335.
- minor, Lindl. xi. 954.
———-- multifiora, Ker, iii. 192, 193.
- toxicaria, Ker, vii. 567.
Bryonia quinqueloba, (Mas.) Thunb. i. 82.
Bucida Buceras, Linn. xi. 907.
Buddlea heterophylla, Lindl. xv. 1259.
— madagascariensis, Bot. Mag. xv.
1259.
Bulb poison of the Hottentots, vii. 567.
Buonaparteajuncea, Schlechtend. xiy. 1145.
Buphane toxicaria, Herb. vii. 567.
ciliaris, Herb. xiv. 1158, 1159.
Burchellia capensis, R. Br. vi. 466.
—— parviflora, Lindl. xi. 891.
Burlingtonia candida, Lindl. xxiii. 1927.
1929.
——- *venusta, Lindl. xxiii. 1927.
- *fragrans, Id. 2b.
- *rigida, Id. ib.
- *rubescens, Jd. xxiii. 1927.
1929.
Burtonia conferta, DeCand. xix. 1600.
? Buus saligna, Don, xii. 1012.

XXX1X

Cacalia bicolor, Willd. ii. 110.

- salicina, Labill. xi. 923.

- ovalis, ii. 101.

Cactus (Epiphyllum) Ackermanni, Haw.
xvi. 1331.

—— Dillenii, Ker, iii. 255.

gibbosus, Haw. ii. 137.
monacanthus, Willd. xx. 1726.
pereskia, Linn. xxiii. 1928.
repandus, Linn. iy. 336.
——— speciosissimus, Desf. vi. 486.
——— speciosus, Bonpl. iv. 304.
trianqularis, Linn. xxi. 1807.
— truncatus, Link, ix. 696.
Cadamba jasminiflora, Sonner. xvii. 1393.
Caladium odorum, Rowb. viii. 641.
Calampelis scabra, Don, xi. 939.
Calandrinia speciosa, Lindl. xix. 1598.

— arenaria, H. § Arn. xix. 1605.
—— grandiflora, Lindl. xiy. 1194.
Calanthe, R. Br. vii. 571, note.
veratrifolia, R. Br. ix. 720.
densiflora, Lindl. xix. 1646.
Calathea, species of, xiv. 1210.
flavescens, Lindl. xi. 982.
zebrina, Lindl. y. 385.
longibracteata, Lindl. xii. 1020.
violacea, Lindl. xii. 961.

— grandifolia, Lindl. xiv. 1210.
*macilenta, Id. wb.
Calceolaria viscosissima, Lindl. xix. 611.
angustiflora, Ruiz et Pavon,
xxi. 1743.
——_——- anomala, Pers. xix. 1609.
arachnoidea, Hooker, xvii. 1454.
ascendens, Lindl. xiv. 1215.
— —-—— bicolor, Graham, xvi. 1374.
chiloensis, Lindl. xvii. 1476.
————— corymbosa, Ruiz et Pav. ix. 723.

— crenata, Lamarck, x. 790.

— crenatiflora, Cav. xix. 1609.
——— connata, Bot. Mag. xiv. 1214.
———_—_ diffusa, Lindl. xvi. 1374.
floribunda, H. B. K. xiv. 1214.
Herbertiana, Lindl. xvi. 1313.
——-—-= Herbertiana, var. parviflora,

Lindl, xix. 1576.
———~— integrifolia, var. angustifolia,
Lindl. xiii. 1083.
— integrifolia, Smith, ix. 744.
— integrifolia, y. viscosissima,
Bot. Mag. xix. 1611.
——~——— Mr. Young’s, xvii. 1448.
paniculata, Herb. Willd. xiv.

1214.
——-— pendula, Sweet, xix. 1609.
—— ——— polifolia, Hooker, xx. 1711.

— purpurea, Graham, xix. 1621.
— rugosa, Ruiz et Pavon, xix.
1588.
— serrata, Lamarck, ix. 744.
sessilis, FU. peruv. xix. 1628.
—_——— ? verticillata, Hooker, xxi. 1743.
Caldasia heterophylla, Wild. ii. 92.
Calendula Tragus, B. Ker, i. 28.

xl ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Calendula flaccida, Venten. i. 28.
—-~ Chrysanthemifolia, H. K.i. 40.
—- Graminifolia, Linn. iv. 289.
Callicarpa rubella, Lindl. xi. 883.
- longifolia, Lam. x. 864.
Calliopsis Atkinsonii, DC. xvi. 1376.
—— tinctoria, DC. x. 846.
Calliprora lutea, Lind/. xix. 1590.
Callistachys lanceolata, Venten. iii. 216.
Callistemon rigidum, &. Br. y. 393.
Calochortus, species of, xx. 1676.
luteus, Douglas, xix. 1567.
———— — macrocarpus, Doug. xiv. 1152.
———-—-— splendens, Benth. xx. 1676.
— vyenustus, Benth. xx. 1669.
Calonyction noctilucum, xi. 889.
*Calorhabdos, Benth. xxi. 1770.
Calostemma luteum, Bot. Mag. v. 421.
——_——— purpureum, R. Brown, v. 422.
Calothamnus villosa, R. Br. xiii. 1099.
Calotis, R. Br. vi. 504.
— cuneifolia, R. Br. vi. 504.
Calotropis gigantea, H. K. i. 58.
- procera, R. Br. xxi. 1792.
Calycanthee, Lindl. v. 404.
Calycanthus fertilis, Walt. v. 404.
glaucus, Willd. v. 404.
——_——— levigatus, Willd. vi. 481.
——— fertilis, Andr. vi. 481.
——_—-— ferax, Mich. yi. 481.
———-— precox, Linn. vi. 451.
Calytrix glabra, R. Br. v. 409.
Camassia esculenta, Lindl. xviii. 1486.
Camaridium ochroleucum, Lindl. x. 844.
Camellia axillaris, Roxb. iv. 349. viii. app.
euryoides, Lindl. xii. 983.
japonica, var. Blush, ii. 112.
Basington’s, ix. 708.
Chandler’s Warratah,
xi. 887.
Donckhelaeri, xxii. 1854.
Gray’s invincible, xv.
1267.
imbricata, xvii. 1398.
—__—_—__-——_ Lady Long’s, viii. 633.
Pompone, i. 22.
Reevesiana, xviii. 1501.
ee — single white, v. 353.
———— malifiora, Lindl. vii. 547.
oleifera, Abel, xi. 942.
— reticulata, Lindl. xiii. 1078.

-

a

——

——

—-—- Sasanqua, Thunb. i. 12.
Sasanqua, double pink, vii. 547,
-—_—_——_ ————— flore pleno, xiii. 1091.

Campanula Alpini, Linn. iii. 236.

—— arborescens, Browne, xiv. 1195.
aurea, H.K. i. 57.
betonicifolia, M. B. iii. 237.
——— cochlearifolia, Vahl. xx. 1738.
—-—-— crassifolia, Nees. xx. 1738.
commutata, R. & §. iii. 237.
———— coronata, Ker, ii. 149.
——_——— diffusa, Vahl. xx. 1738.
—_———-— fragilis, 6. hirsuta, xx. 1738.
————— Garganica, Tenore, xxi. 1768.

—

—_——

Campanula glomerata; var. speciosa, A.
DC. viii. 620.
—-—— Gmelini, R. & S. ii. 149.
—— ——— cephalotes, Fischer, viii. 620.
— lilifolia, Linn. iii. 236.
- —— — lactiflora, M. B. iii. 241.
— —— marsupiifiora, R. & §. ii. 149.
———— pentagonia, Desfont. i. 56.
————-— Portenschlagiana, A. DC. xxiii.
1995.
——_———— sarmatica, Ker, iii. 237.
————— speciosa, Hornem, viii. 620.
Canavalia paranensis, H. § A. xiv. 1199.
— bonariensis, Lindl. xiv. 1199.
Canna Achiras, Gillies, xvi. 1358.
— auro-vittata, Lodd. ix. 771.
—— discolor, Lindl. xy. 1231.
—-— edulis, Ker, ix. 775.
—— gigantea, Redouté, iii. 206.
-——— indica, Roscoe, ix. 776.
—— — iridiflora, Ruiz et Pavon, viii. 609.
—— lagunensis, Lindl. xvi. 1311. 1358.
—— lutea, Roscoe, ix. 773.
——— limbata, Roscoe, ix. 771.
—— Lamberti, Lindl. vi. 470.
----—— occidentalis, Roscoe, ix. 772.
patens, Roscoe, vii. 576.
—— patens, Rose. iii. 206.
Reevesii, Lindl. xxiii. 2004.
— speciosa, Rosc. xv. 1276.
Canthium corymbosum, Pers. ii. 119.
— dubium, Lindl. xii. 1026.
*Cantua aggregata, Pursh, xix. 1622.
— ligustrifolia, Juss. iv. 299.
Caprifolium sempervirens, Mich. vii. 556.
——— japonicum, i. 70.
——-——— parviflorum, Pursh, ii. 138.
——_——— bracteosum, Mich. ii. 138.
—-——~— occidentale, Lindl. xvii. 1457.
— flexuosum, ix. 712.
— longiflorum, Sabine, xv. 1232.
—_-—— hispidulum, Lindl. xxi. 1761.
Capparis acuminata, Lindl. xvi. 1320.
Capraria lucida, H. K. iii. 209.
Caragana pygmea, DC. xii. 1021.
Cardamine Lunaria, Linn. i. 49.
Carica Papaya, Linn. foemina, vi. 459.
Carmichelia, R. Br. xi. 912.
——-_-~- australis, R. Br. xi. 912.
Carpellary theory confirmed by Massonia,
xii. 958. 969.
Carpels, augmentation of, a constant specific
difference, xiii. 1057.
Carthamus tinctorius, Zinn. ii. 170.
Cassia australis, Bot. Mag. xvi. 1322.
bacillaris, Willd. xi. 881.
——— bahamensis, Mill. dict. ii. 109.
——— biflora, DeCand. xvi. 1310.
——— floribunda, Cav. xvii. 1422.
—— Herbertiana, Lindl. xvii. 1422.
— — ligustrina, Linn. ii. 109.
—— occidentalis, Linn. i. 83.
purpurea, Hort. beng. x. 856.
— Sophora, Linn. x. 856.
Cassinia aurea, R. Br. ix. 764.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX. xli

Cassinia spectabilis, R. Br. viii. 678.
Castilleja coccinea, Spreng. xiv. 1136.
septentrionalis, Lindl. xi. 925.
-—— *sibirica, Lindl. xii. 925.
Cataseti proles biformis, xxiii. 1951.
Catasetum trifidum, Hook. xx. 1721.

— —~--— barbatum, Lindl. xxi. 1778.
Claveringi, Lindl. x. 840.
———- cristatum, Lindl. xii. 966.
— —— deltvideum, Lindl xxii. 1896.

— discolor, Lind/. xx. 1735.
luridum, Lindl. xx. 1667.
———— semiapertum, Hooker, xx. 1708.
————— tridentatum, Hooker, x. 840.
— tridentatum ; viride, xxi. 1752.
Catesbeea latifolia, Zindd. x. 858.
Cathartocarpus Bacillus, Linn. x. 881.
Cattleya *bicolor, Lindl. xxii. 1919.
coccinea, Lindl. xxii. 1919.

— crispa, Lindl. xiv. 1172.

Forbesii, Lindl. xi. 953.

cuttata, Lindl. xvii. 1406.

*Harrisoniana, Batem. xxii 1919.

intermedia ; var. pallida,Graham,
xxii. 1919.

labiata, Lindl. xxii. 1859.

———— *maritima, Lindl. xxii. 1919.

ovata, Lindl. xxii. 1919.

Cavanillea Philippensis, Desr. xiv. 1189.

*Cavendishia, Lindl. xxi. 1791.

*nobilis, Jb. xxi. 1791.

Ceancthus azureus, Ker, iv. 291.

~ ceruleus, Ledd. iv. 29}.

Celastrus Maytenus, Willd. xx. 1702.

—— uneinatus, Fl. Peruv. xx. 1702.

Cellular tissue reticulated, in seeds, xiii.
1108.

Celosia coccinea, Mill. dict. xxii. 1834.
Celsia sublanata, Jacq. vi. 438.
Centrosema Piumieri, Benth. iv. 268,
virginianum, Benth. xiii. 1047.
Cephaétlis bubalina, Pers. vi. 466.
Ceramium, Blume, xviii. 1543.
Cerasus japonica, Loisel. vi. app. i. 27.
prostrata, Ser. ii. 136.

pseudo cerasus, Lindl. x. 800.
Ceratochilus oculatus, Lodd. xxi. 1800.
Cerbera fruticosa, Roxb. v. 391.
Cereus, its anatomy, xix. 1606.

Cereus Ackermanni, xvi. 1331.

— crimson creeping, xix. 1565.
—— gracilis, Mill. dict. iv. 336.
repandus, Hav. iv. 336.
speciosissimus, D.C. vi. 486.

—— speciosissimus ; var. lateritius, xix.
1596.

speciosus, D.C. iv. 304.
triengularis, Haw. xxi. 1807.
— truncatus, D.C. ix. 696.
Ceropegia africana, R. Br. viii. 626.
elegans, Wallich, xx. 1706.
Cheenomeles cancelled, xi. 905.
Cheetocalyx vincentina, DC. x. 799.
Chalcas paniculata, Linn. y. 434.
Charieis heterophylla, Cass. vi, 490.

Chasmonia incisa, Presl. xv. 1244.

Chelone angustifolia, H. B. K. xiii. 1122.

barbata, Mench, ii. 116.

——— centranthifolia, Benth. xx. 1737.

——— nemorosa, Douglas, xiv. 1211.

—— obliqua, Linn. ii. 175.

purpurea, Mill. dict. ii. 175.

— Ruellicides, Andr. ii. 116.

*Cheiranthera, Cunn. xx. 1719.

——— *linearis, Cunn. xx. 1719.

Cheiranthus mutabilis, Decand. xvii. 1431.

— scoparius, Weild. iii. 219.

— Cheiri. y. Chameleon, Ker, iii.
219.

———_ alpinus, Linn. v. 388.
*Chiloschista, Lindl. xviii. 1522.
Chimocarpus pentaphyllus, Don, xviii. 1547.
Chimonanthus, Lindl. vy. 404. not.
fragrans: B. grandiflorus,
Lindl. vi. 451.
Chironia peduncularis, Lindl. xxi. 1803.
— jasminoides, Willd. iii. 197.
Chlamysporum juncifolium, Salis. viii. 656.
Chlorophytum, species of, x. 813.
———_ —— inornatun, Ker, viii. App.
————- Orchidastrum, Lindl. x.813.
Chlidanthus fragrans, Herbert, viii. 640.
Chorozema Henchmanni, R. Br. xii. 986.
—— triangulare, Lindl. xviii. 1513.
——— ovatum, Lindl. xviii. 1528.
— coriaceum, Smith, xi. 913.
——— scandens, Smith, xvii. 1434.
— trilobatum, Smith, xvi. 1333.
Chrysanthemum coccineum, Bot. Mag. xii.
1024,
indicum, Linn: i. 4.
—-—— —— indicum, Linn. xy. 1287.
——— tripartitum, Sweet. xv.
1287.
Chryseis californica, Lindl. xiv. 1168.
crocea, Lindl. xx. 1677.
— compacta, Linc. xxiii. 1948.
Chrysiphiala flava, Ker, x. 778.
Chysis aurea, Lindl. xxiii. 1937.
Cineraria speciosa, Lindl. x. 812.
———_ Tussilaginis, L’Herit. xviii. 1550.
Cirrhea, Lindl. xi. 930.
— species of, xviii. 1538.
——— tristis, Lindl. xxii. 1889.
——— obtusata, Id. xxiii. 2005.
— Loddigesii, Id. xviii. 1538.
Cistus vaginatus, Jacq. iii. 225.
—— simphytifolius, Lamarck, iii. 225.
—-— purpureus, Lamarck, v. 408.
Citrus nobilis, var. Dwarf Mandarin, iii. 211.
——- Aurantium, Zinn. var. myrtifolia,
iv. 346.

—— sinensis, Pers. iv. 346.

Cladobium violaceum, Lindl. xxii. 1901.
Clarkia rhomboidea, Douglas, xxiii. 1981.
— *unguiculata, Lindl. ib.

—— elegans, Douglas, xix. 1575.
pulchella, Pur'sh, xiii. 1100.
Clavija, R. 4 P. xxi. 1764.

——— ornata, D. Don. xxi. 1764.

G *

xl ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Clematis aristata, Ker, iii. 238.
hedysarifolia, DC. vii. 599.
——.-—— coerulea, Lindl. xxiii. 1955.
——— — brachiata, Ker, ii. 97.

—— chlorantha, Lindl. xv. 1234.
Cleome speciosissima, Deppe, xvi. 1312.
— rosea, Vahl. xii. 960.
Clerodendrum pubescens, Lindl. xii. 1035.
*floribundum, Jd. ib. note.

—— —-—— emirnense, Hooker, xii. 1035.

——_—— —— viscosum, Vent. viii. 629.
— squamatum, Vahl. viii. 649.
paniculatnm, Linn. v. 406.
——_——_——. pyramidale, Andr. v. 406.
lividum, Lindl. xi. 945.
—— hastatum, Wall. xvi. 1307.
Clianthus puniceus, Soland. xxi. 1775.
Clintonia, Douglas, xy. 1241.
elegans, Douglas, xv. 1241.
pulchella, Zindl. xvii. 1909.
Clitoria virginiana, DeCand. xiii. 1047.
Plumieri, Pers. iv. 268.
Clivia nobilis, Lindl. xiv. 1182.
Cluytia ericoides, Thunb. x. 779.
*Cnemidia, Lindl. xix. 1618.
Coburgia fulva, Herbert, xviii. 1497.
Coccoloba virens, Lindl. xxi. 1816.
Codonophora, Lindl. xiii. 1110.
————— grandiflora, Lindl. v. 428.
Ceeloglossum, Lindl. xx. 1701.
Ceelogyne fimbriata, Lindl. xi. 868.
Colax aromaticus, Spreng. xxii. 1871.
Colchicum, species of, vii. 571. 541.
————— arenarium, W. & K. 6. umbro-
sum, Ker, vii. 541,
versicolor, Ker, vii. 571.
Coleus aromaticus, Bentham, xviii. 1520.
Collza pendula, Benth. iv. 269.
*Collea, Lindl. ix. 760, not.
Colletia horrida, Ad. Brong. xxi. 1776.
———- ferox, Gill. et Hooker, xxi. 1776.
Collinsia bicolor, Benth. xx. 1734.
heterophylla, Hooker, xx. 1734.
— grandiflora, Lindl. xiii. 1107.
*verna, Lb. xiii. 1107.
— parviflora, Lindl. xiii. 1082.
Collomia heterophylla, Hooker, xvi. 1347.
coccinea, Schin. xix. 1622.
grandiflora, Lindl. xiv. 1174.
——-— linearis, Nutt. xiv. 1166.
— *gilioides, Benth. xix. 1622.
*olutinosa, Benth. xix. 1622.
——— *gracilis, Dougl. xix. 1622.
Cavanillesii, H. & A. xix. 1622.
coccinea, Schm. xix. 1622.
Columnea scandens, Swartz, x. 805.
rotundifolia, Parad. lond. x. 805.
Colutea nepalensis, Sims, xx. 1727.
gaiegifolia, Brown, xii. 994.
Combretum, its hooking petioles, xix. 1631.
grandiflorum, G. Don, ib.
—— comosum, G. Don, xiv. 1165.
purpureum, Vahl. v. 429.
coccineum, Lamarck, v. 429.
Conanthera campanulata, Lindi. xiv. 1193.

*

Conanthera bifolia, Sims, xiv. 1193.
Conocephalus naucleiflorus, Lindl. xiv.
1203. A. B.
Convallaria spicata, Thunb. vii. 593.
Convolvulus albivenius, Lindl. xiii. 1116.
arvensis, L. iv. 322.
——_——- bicolor, Vahl. iv. 318.
———— brasiliensis, Linn. iv. 319.
——_——-—— candicans, Bot. Mag. vii. 588.
— chinensis, Ker, iv. 322.
cuneatus, Willd. viii. 661.
dentatus, Vahl. iy. 270.
elongatus, Willd. vi. 498.
————— farinosus, Linn. xvi. 1328.
——_——_filicaulis, Vahl. iv. 317.
involucratus, Ker, iv. 318.
———— medium, H. kK. iv. 317.
Jalapa, Linn. iv. 342.
muricatus, Linn. iv. 290.
obscurus, Linn. iii. 239.
ochraceus, Lindl. xiii. 1060.
— ovatus, Monch. vi. 445.
panduratus, Linn. vii. 588.
————_ paniculatus, Linn. i. 62.
—-—————_- pannifolius, H. K. iii. 222. and
App.
———~— pentanthus, Jacq. vi. 439.
pes capre, Linn. iv. 319.
pudibundus, Lindl. xii. 999.
sayittifolius, Mich. vi. 437.
— scrobiculatus, Lindl. xiii. 1076.
———— siculus, Willd. vi. 445.
suffroticosus, H. K. ii. 133. iii.
App.
———— Turpethum, Linn. iv. 279.
Cooperia Drummondi, Herbert, xxii. 1835.
*chlorosolen, Jd. ab.
Corchorus Japonicus, Thunb. xxii. 1873.
Cordage, Iris tenax, xv. 1218.
Cordia grandiflora, Lindl. xviii. 1491.
Coreopsis Atkinsoniana, Doug. xvi. 1376.
aurea, H. Kew. xv. 1228.
——— incisa, Ker, i. 7.
limensis, Jacq. xi. 909.
— reptans, L.i. 7.
———— tinctoria, Nuttall, x. 846.
———— trichosperma, . aurea, Nuttall,
xy. 1228.
Coris monspeliensis, Linn. vii. 536.
Cornus capitata, Wallich, xix. 1579.
Cornutia punctata, Willd. xiv. 1204.
pyramidata, Linn. xiv. 1204.
Coronilla juncea, Linn. x. 820.
Correa virens, Smith, i. 3.
— viridiflora, Andr. i. 3.
reflexa, Ventenat. i. 3.
speciosa, Donn, i. 26.
—-— alba, Bot. Rep. vi. 515.
——— cotinifolia, Parad. lond. vi. 515.
—— rufa, Labillard. vi. 515.
pulchella, Lindl. xv. 1224.
Coryanthes maculata, Hooker, xxi. 1793.
macrantha, Hooker, xxii. 1841.
Corydalis aurea, W. i. 66.
nobilis, Pers. v. 395.

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Corydalis bracteata, Ledebour, xix. 1644.

Cosmelia rubra, R. Br. xxi. 1822.

Cosmus tenuifolius, Lindl. xxiii. 2007.

Costus Pisonis, Lindl. xi. 899.

— afer, Ker, viii. 683.

pictus, D. Don. xix. 1594.

speciosus, Smith, 6. angustifolius,
vill. 665.

Cotoneaster, species enum. xy. 1229.

— laxiflora, Jacq. xv. 1305.
——— frigida, Wallich, xv. 1229.

— microphylla, Wall. xiii. 1114.
—_————. rotundifolia, Wail. xiv. 1187.
microphylla, var. Uva Ursi,

xiv. 1187.
Cotyledon papillaris, Linn. xix. 915.

- decussata, Bot. Mag. xi. 915.
Cranberry, Australian, xv. 1275.

Cranichis stachyodes, Swartz, xxii. 1916.
Craspedia glauca, Spreng. xxii. 1908.
Crassula turrita, Thunb. xvi. 1344.
versicolor, Burchell, iv. 320.
Crategus arbutifolia, H. K. vi. 491.
——— Aronia, Decand. xxii. 1897.
coccinea, Linn. xxiii. 1957.
cordata, H. Kew, xiv. 1151.
Crus Galli; var. ovalifolia, xxii.

1860.
Douglasii, Lindl. xxi. 1810.
———— fissa, Hort. xxii. 1874.

flava, H. K. xxiii. 1939.
———— flava; var. lobata, xxiii. 1932.
— glandulosa, Willd. xxiii. 1957.
glandulosa §. macracantha, xxii.

1912.
glauca, Wallich, xxiii. 1956.
heterophylla, Flugge, xiv. 1161.
xxii, 1847,
indica, Linn. vi. 468.
—— lobatua, Bose. xxiii. 1932.
——— macracantha, Lodd. xxii. 1912.
———— maroceana, Decand. xxii. 1855.
——— mexicana, De Cand. xxii. 1910,
——— microcarpa, Lindl. xxii. 1846.
———— odoratissima, Bot. Rep. xxii. 1885.
— Oliveriana, Bosc. xxiii. 1933.
orientalis, Lindl. xxii. 1852.
—— orientalis, Bieberst. xxii. 1885.
— ovalifolia, Hornem. xxii. 1860.
oxyacantha; var. Oliveriana, xxiii.
1933.

platyphylla, Lindl. xxii. 1874.

———— populifolia, Walt. xiv. 1151.

— prunifolia, Bose. xxii. 1868.

———— pyrifolia, H. K. xxii. 1877.

———— spathulata, Mich. xxii. 1890.—

Xxlii. 1957.

spathulata, Elliot, xxii. 1864.

———— turbinata, Pursh. xxiii. 1932.

— tenacetifolia, Pers. xxii. 1884.

———_ virginica, Lodd. xxiii. 1957.

viridis, Hort. xxiii. 1957.

Crinum and Amaryllis, distinctions of, xiii.

1049.

Crinum, species of, viii, 623.

oxyacanthoides, Thwil. xiii. 1128.

xi

Crinum amabile, B. Ker, viii. 679.
—--— asiaticum, var. bracteatum, Herb.
iii. 179.
——— augustum, Herb. viii. 679.
——— australe, Donn, i. 52.
——— bracteatum, Willd. iii. 179.
—-—— brevifolium, Roxb. iii. 179.
——— capense, var. Herb. vii. 546.
——— cruentum, Jer, ii. 171.
——— flaccidum, Sims, v. 426.
—— latifolium, Linn. xv. 1297.
——— longiflorum, Herb. iv. 303.
——- ornatum, Herb. vii. 579.
——— ornatum, Herb. var. xv. 1297.
——— pedunculatum, R. Br. i. 52.
——— revolutum, Herb, xiii. 1049.
——— rigidum, Herb. ii. 171.
——— sumatranum, Roxb. xiii. 1049.
——— taitense, Redoute, i. 52.
——— tenellum, Linn, vi. 440.
——— variabile, Herd, viii. 615.
Crocus pusillus, Tenore, xxiii. 1987.
Tenorti, Gay, xxiii. 1987.
—— Imperati, Tenore, xxiii. 1993.
vernus ; var. pictus, xvii. 1440.
— vernus; var. leucorhynchus, xvii.
1416.
Crossandra undulefolia, Salisb. i. 69.
Crotalaria purpurea, Venten. ii. 128.
- retusa, Linn. iii. 253.
—— ——- vitellina, Ker, vi. 447.
—. -—- tenuifolia, Row. xii. 982.

- verrucosa, DC. xiv. 1137.
—-——- carulea, Jacq. xiv. 1137.
————- angulosa, Lamarck, xiv. 1137.

- incana, Linn, v. 377.
Cruciferze, theoretical nature of their fruit,
xiv. 1168.

Crybe rosea, Lindl. xxii. 1872.
Cryptarrhena lunata, &. Br. ii. 153.
Cryptophragmium yenustum, WVees, xvi.
yptophrag ’ 1880.
*Cryptopus, Lindl. x. 817, note.
Cryptostegia grandiflora, R. Br. v. 435.
Cucumis africanus, Linn. xii. 980.
Cullumia ciliaris, R. Br. v. 384.
Cummingia campanulata, Don, xiv. 1198.
Cunila coccinea, Nutt. xxi. 1747.
Cunonia capensis, Linn. x. 828.
Cuphea procumbens, Cavan. iii. 182.
Melvilla, Lindl. x. 852.
Llavea, DeCand. xvi. 1386.
Cupia corymbosa, DC. ii. 119.
Curculigo plicata, H. K. var. iv. 345.
recurvata, Dryander, ix. 770.
latifolia, Dryander, ix. 754.
Curcuma longa, Retz, xi. 886.
rotunda, Linn. ii. 173.
Cuscuta chilensis, Ker, vii. 603.
Cyanella odoratissima, Lindl. xiii. 1111.
Cyclobothra, distinctions between it and
Calochortus, xx. 1661.
—————--- enumeration of the species, xx.
1661.

—_—_—_——-- its affinity, xx. 1662.
——-—--—- alba, Bentham, xx. 1661.

xliv

Cyclobothra *paniculata, Lindl. xx. 1662.
Ta. id.

-—__——-—- barbata, Sweet, xx. 1663.
Cyclamen Clusii, Lindl. xii. 1013.
Persicum, var. laciniatum, Lindl.
xiii. 1095.
Cycnoches Loddigesii, Lindl. xxi. 1742.
Cydonia Chinensis, Thouin, xi. 905.
Cymbidium dependens, Lodd. xviii. 1538.
ensifolium ; var. estriatum, xxiii.
1976.
floridum, Salisb. xvii. 1401.
—-——--~ lineare, Willd. ix. 745.
—_———— marginatum, Jd. xviii. 1530,
—-——-—. nodosum, Swartz, xvii. 1465.
——_——_ premorsum, Swartz, xviii. 1552.
—-——— proliferum, Swartz, x. 825.
reflecum, R. Br. xi. 882.
— xiphiifolium, Lindl. vii. 529.
Cynanchum grandiflorum, Cavan. xili. 1053.
—— maritimum, Jaeq. xi. 931.

— pilosum, R. Br. ii. 111.
——— viridiflorum, Meyer, xiii. 1126.
Cynorchis fastigiata, Tindl. xxiii. 1998.
Cypella Herberti, xi. 949. xiii. 1090.
Cyphia Phyteuma, Willd. viii. 626.
Cypripedium macranthos, Swartz, xviii.

1534.
——_———- venustum, Wallich, x. 788.
—_——— - parpuratum, LindJ. xxiii. 1991.
——-——-—. spectabile, Swartz, xx. 1666.
———~-— album, Ait. xx. 1666.
————- canadense, Mich. xx. 1666.
Cyrtandracee, their difference from Bigno-
niacez, xi. 939.
Cyrtanthus, species of, viii. 623.
—————- carneus, Lindl. xvii. 1462.
————— odorus, Ker, vi. 503.
——_—_ ——_ collinus, ii. 162.
—_—_ —— spiralis, Burchell MSS. ii. 167.
—-—— uniflorus, ii. 168.
Cyrtochilum Karwinskii, xxiii. 1992.
—_—__——-- flavescens, Lindl. xix. 1627.
Cyrtopera Woodfordii, Lindl. xviii. 1508.
Cyrtopodium Woodfordii, B. Mag. xviii.
1508.
Cytisns multiflorus, Lindl. xiv. 1191.
-— elongatus, 8. multiflorus, DeCand.
xiv. 1191.
elongatus, W. & K. iv. 308.
——— biflorus, Ker, iv. 308.
——— proliferus, Linn. ii. 121.
———— nigricans, Willd. x. 802.
—— folicus, Gussone, xxii. 1902.
—— Purple Laburnum, xxiii. 1965.

Dahlia variabilis, Desf. i. 55.

— superflua, H. K. i. 55.

Daphne collina, Smith: neapolitana, x. 822.
hybrida, Lindl. xiv. 1177.

Datura ceratocaula, Ortega, xii. 1031.
——— macrocaulis, Roth. xii. 1031.
—— sanguinea, Ruiz et Payon, xx. 1739.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Daubenya aurea, Lindl. xxi. 1813.
Daviesia alata, Smith, ix. 728.

* Decaisnia, Lindl. xix. 1618.
Delphinium azureum, Mcha. xxiii. 1999.
Barlowii, xxiii. 1944.
—_—_—_— — chielanthum, DC. vi. 473.
chinense, Lodd. vi. 472.
—__-___—. cuneatum, DC. iv. 327.

— elatum, All. xxiii. 1936.

~——-—-—— grandiflorum, Linn.f. chinense,
vi. 472.
-~—__-_— hirsutum, Roth. xxiii. 1936.
——__—— intermedium, Aiton, xxiii. 1965.
______—. intermedium, var. coerulescens,
xxiii. 1984.
—___. ___—_ intermedium, var. pallidum,
xxiii. 1969.
——__—-— Menziesii, DeCand. xiv. 1192.
montanom, DC. xxiii. 1986.
——_——-— speciosum, Bieb. xviii. 1508.
Dendrobium aggregatum, Roxb. xx. 1695.
— anceps, Swartz, xv. 1239.
— Arachnitis, Thouars, x. 817.
———— Barringtonie, Swartz, xiv.
1206.
-— *biflorum, Swartz, xxi. 1756.
-—_-——-—. *cassythoides, Lindl. xxi. 1828.

— chrysanthum, Id. xv. 1299.
~——+— ciliatum, Swartz, xiv. 1206.
—_———— cucullatum, R. Br. vii. 548.
——__-——— *Cunninghamii, Lindl. xxi.

1756.
—_——_—— cupreum, Herbert, xxi. 1779.
—__—_—— densiflorum, Jd. xxi. 1828.
—_—__—_—. *extinctorium, Lindl. xxi.1756.
—__ ——_--— *Griffithianum, Id. ib.

— Harrisonie, Hooker, xi. 897.
—_---—— _ javanicum, Swartz, xi. 904.
——__——— longicornu, Lindl. xvi. 1310.
————— wmacrostachyum, Lindl. xxii.

1865.
—__—-—— moniliforme,Swartz, xvi. 1314.

— *ochreatum, Lindl. xxi. 1756.
—_—_——— ophioglossoides, Swartz, xi. 935.
—_—_ ——-— Pierardi, Roxb. xxi. 1756.
————— punctatum, Smith, xxiii. 1980.
—_—_—_—_-—— secundum, Lindl. xv. 1291.

— speciosum, R. Br. xix. 1610.
—— squalens, Lindl. ix. 732.
Desmodium latifolium, DC. v. 355.

— ascendens, DC. x. 815.

dubium, Lindl. xii. 967.

Deutzia scabra, Thunb. xx. 1718.

Dianella longifolia, R. Br. ix. 734.

- revoluta, R. Br. xiii. 1120.

-——— strumosa, Ker, ix. 751.

Dianthera flava, Vahl. iii. 191.

Dianthus Arbuscula, Lindl. xiii. 1086.
Libanotis, Labillard. xviii. 1548.

—_——-— erenatus, Thunb. iii. 256.

prostratus, Jacq. iil. 256.

Dichorizandra thyrsiflora, Mikan. viii. 682.

Dierypta Bieri, Lindl. xii. 1028.

Didiseus coeruleus, DC. xv. 1220.

Didymocarpee, nature of their fruit, oe

1173.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Didymocarpus Rexii, Hooker, xiy. 1173.

Dielytra eximia, DC. i. 50.

Dienia, Lindl. x. 825, not.

— *congesta, Ib. x. 825.

Digitalis laciniata, Lindl. xiv. 1201.

lutea, Zinn. iii. 251.

parviflora, Allion. iii. 251.

parviflora, Jacq. lil. 257.

ambigua, L. i. 64.

grandiflora, Allion. i. 64.

ochroleuca, Jacq. i. 64.

orientalis, Lamarck, vii. 554.

glutinosa, Geertn. xxiii. 1960.

canariensis, Linn. i. 48.

Dilwynia teucrioides, Sieber, xx. 1694.

Dimocarpus Longan, Lour. xx. 1729.

Dimorphotheca aurantiaca, DC. i. 28.

———— - chrysanthemifolia, DC.i.40.

——- graminifolia, DC. iv, 289.

Diosma rubra, Linn. vii. 563.

ericifolia, Andr. xii. 1000.

ameena, Lodd. vii. 553.

ciliata, Willd. v. 366.

dioica, Ker, vi. 502.

——— hirta, Lam. v. 369.

— lanceolata. Mill. vi. 476.

Diospyros Embryopteris, Pers. em. vi. 499.

———— Mabola, Rowbd. xiy. 1139.

*Diplocentrum, Lindi. xviii. 1522.

* Diplochilus, xviii. 1499.

Diplopappus incanus, Lindl. xx. 1693.

Diplospora viridiflora, DC. xii. 1026.

Diplostephium amygdalinum, Cass. xviii.
1517.

Dipodium punctatum, R. Br. xxiii. 1980.

Dirca palustris, Linn, iv. 292.

Disa bracteata, Swartz, iv. 324.

—— grandiflora, Linn. xi. 926.

—— uniflora, Berg. xi. 926.

—— prasinata, Ker, iii. 210.

Disemzea velutina, Lindi. xiv. 1185.

Disemma adiantifolia, DC. iii, 233.

———— herbertiana, DC. ix. 737.

Dodonea oblongifolia, Link. xiii. 1051,

Dolichos purpureus, Linn. x. 830.

Dollingeria amygdalina, Nees, xviii. 1517.

Dombeya pheenicea, Cavan. vii. 576.

Donia glutinosa, Pursh, iii. 187.

—— punicea, Don. xxi. 1775.

Douglasia nivalis, Lind/. xxii. 1886.

eee *arctica, Hooker, ib. xxii. 1886.

Doronicum glutinosum, Willd. iii. 187.

Dracena stricta, Bot. Mag. xii. 956.

surculosa, Lindl. xiv. 1169.

——- terminalis, Willd. xxi. 1749.

Dracocephalum nutans, Willd. x. 841.

Dracontium polyphyllum, Zinn. ix. me,
Ay B.

Dracunculus crinitus, Schott. x. 831.
Drimia villosa, Lindl. xvi. 1346.
Duchesnea fragiformis, Smith, i. 61.
Dumasia pubescens, DC. xii. 962.
Duranta Plumieri, Linn. iii. 244.
Duvaua ovata, Lindl. xix. 1568.
———- dependens, Decand. xix. 1573.

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Duvaua latifolia, Gillies, xix. 1580.
Dyckia rariflora, Schult. xxi. 1782.
Dysodia incana, DC. xix. 1602.

Earina, Lindl. xx. 1699.
*mucronata, Jd. ib.
Eccremocarpus scaber, Spreng. xi. 939.
Echeveria gibbiflora, Decand. xv. 1247.
Echinocactus gibbosus, DC, ii. 137.
oxygonus, Link. et Otto, xx.
1717.
—_- Eyriesii, Otto, xx. 1707.
Echinops spheerocephalus, Z. v. 356.
paniculatus, Jacq. v. 356.
Echites stellaris, Lindl. xx. 1664.
grandiflora, Roxb. xi. 911.
succulenta, Thunb. xvi. 1321.
Echium grandiflorum, Venten. ii. 124.
Jormosum, Pers. ii. 124.
—— candicans, Linn. i. 44.
— — fruticosum, Linn. i. 35.
Eclopes trinervis, Less. vii. 587
Edwardsia chilensis, Miers. xxi. 1798.
—- chrysophylla, Salisb. ix. 738.
Ehretia serrata, Rowb. xiii. 1097.
— pyrifolia, Don. xiii. 1097.
halimifolia, L’ Herit, xxiii. 1985.
Elzocarpus cyaneus, Bot. Mag. viii. 657.
— reticulatus, Smith, viii. 657.
Eleagnus angustifolia, L. xiv. 1156.
Elichrysum proliferum, Willd. i. 21.
Embothrium buxifolium, Willd. vi. 443.
Embryopteris glutinifera, Willd. vi. 499.
Empetrum rubrum, Willd. xxi. 1783.
Empusa, Lindl. x. 825, not.
*paradoxa, Ib. x. 825.
Encelia canescens, Cavan. xi. 909.
Encyclia patens, Hooker, xvii. 1415.
Enkianthus reticulatus, Lindl. xi. 885.
——_——— quinqueflorus, Lowr. xi. 884.
Epacris nivalis, Lodd. xviii. 1531.
Epidendrum zemulum, Lindl. xxii. 1898.
—- altissimum, Jacq. xxii. 1851.
—- anceps, Jacq. i. 67.
—- armeniacum, Lindl. xxii. 1867.
- bifidum, Awdl. xxii. 1879.
——_———-- cdudatum, Linn. x. 832.
- Cebolleta, Jacq. xxiii. 1994.
—— ———- ciliare, Linn. x. 784.
—————-- clavatum, Jd. xxii. 1870.
——_——-—-- cnspidatum, Lodd. x. 783.
——_———- difforme, Jacq. i. 80.
- fuscatum, Swartz, i. 67.
—__———-- grandiflorum, Humb. et Bonp.
xxii. 1827.
-———_——- gracile, Lindl. xxi. 1765.
—- lineare, Jacq. ix. 745.
—- moniliforme, Linn. xvi. 1314.
——— —- nocturnum; 7. latifolium, xxiii.
1961.

——

——_——-—- nutans, Swartz, i. 17.

- nodosum, Linn. xvii. 1465.

————-- odoratissimum, Lindl. xvii.
1418.

——.——- oncidioides, Lindl. xix. 1623.

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xlvi ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Epidendrum ophioglossoides, Jacq. xi. 935.

—_———- papilionaceum, West. xxii.
1879.
—_—_——-- premorsum, Roxb. xviii. 1552.

- proliferum, Swartz, x. 825.

secundum, Swartz, obs. i. 67.
—- Skinneri, Bateman, xxii. 1881.

—__———-- trigoniflorum, Swartz, xi. 935.

- umbellatum, Swartz, i. 80.

Epidermis of Cereus, xix. 16U6.

Epigea repens, Linn. iii. 201.

Epimedium macranthum, Worren,xxii.1906.

Epiphyllum truncatum, Haw. ix. 696.

Eranthemum crenulatum, Wallich, xi. 879.

-feecundum, Lindl. xviii. 1494.

—-——- flavum, Willd. iii. 191.

strictum, Roxb. x. 867.

Eria stellata, Lindl. xi. 904.

rosea, Lindl. xii. 978.

Erica codonodes, Lindl. xx. 1698.

- filamentosa, H. K. i. 6.

—.-ardens, H. K.ii. 115.

- tumida, Ker, i. 65.

-—- colorans, Link. vii. 601.

Erigeron glaucum, Ker, i. 10.

Villarsii, Bellard. vii. 583.

— speciosum, DC. xix. 1577.

Erinus Lychnidea, Linn. ix. 748.

——— capensis, Linn. ix. 748.

laciniatus, Linn. xxi. 1766.

Eriobotrya, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.

——— japonica, Lindl. vy. 365.

——_——— ?cordata, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.

——— !obtusifolia, DC. xxiii. 1956.

Eriocalia major, Smith, viii. 654.

Eriogonum compositum, Benth. xxi. 1774.

Eriophyllum cespitosum, Douglas, xiv.

1167.

Eriospermum, its species, vii. 578.
—-—— folioliferum, Bot. Rep. x.795.
pubescens, Jacq. vili. 578.
Eryngium aquaticum, Linn. v. 372.

- yuccifolium, Mich. vy. 372.
Erysimum diffusum, Zhr. vy. 388.
-———- canescens, DC. vy. 388.
Erythrina caffra, Thunb. ix. 736. A. B.
————-- speciosa, H. K. ix. 750.

————-- poianthes, Brotero, xv. 1246.
—_—_—__—_——— var. subinermis, xix.
1617.

——_——-- curnea, H. K. vy. 389. xvi. 1827.
- Crista galli, Linn. iv. 313.
Erythronium grandiflorum, Psh. xxi. 1786.
— *giganteum, Lindl. xxi. 1786.
Escallonia monteyidensis, DC. xvii. 1467.
- bifida, Link et Otto, xvii. 1467.
——- illinita, Presl, Relig. xxii. 1900.
Eschscholtzia, name changed, xxiii. 1948.
californica, Cham. xiv. 1168.
crocea, Benth. xx. 1677.
Ethulia conyzoides, Zinn. ix. 695.
Eucalyptus Lindleyana, DC. xi. 947.
longifolia, Lindl. xi. 947.
Eucharidium concinnum, Fischer et Meyer,
xxiii. 1962.

—

Euchilus obcordatus, R. Br. y. 403.

FEluchroma coccinea, Nutt. xiv. 1136.

Eucrosia bicolor, Ker, iii. 207.

Eugenia myrtifolia, Bot. Mag. viii. 627.

— obscura, DC. xiii. 1044.

— amplexicaulis, Roxb. xii. 1033.

Eulophia streptopetala, Lindl. xii. 1002.

guineensis, Ker, viii. 686.

———— ensata, Lindl. xiv. 1147.

lurida, Id. xxi. 1821.

———— macrostachya, Lindl. xxiii. 1972.

——— gracilis, Lindl. ix. 742.

Mackaiana, xvii. 1433.

Eulophus, R. Br. vii. 571, note.

Eupatorium glandulosum, H. B. K. xx.
1723.

———-— speciosum, Venten. iv. 267.

Eupetalum petalodes, xxi. 1757.

—— petalodes, Lindl. xxi. 1757.

Euphorbia cyathophora, Willd. ix. 765.

- heterophylla, Jacq. ix. 760.

————- myrtifolia, Lamarck, x. 837.

——_——-- punicea, Swartz, iii. 190.

————- rigida, Bieb. iv. 274.

- tithymaloides, Linn. x. 837.

Euphoria Longan, Zam. xx. 1729.

———- verticillata, Lindl. xiii. 1059.

Eurybia corymbosa, Nees, xviii. 1532.

Eurycles australasica, Herb. ix. 715.

—-— australis, Schultes, ix. 715.

—— Cunninghamii, Lindl. xviii. 1506.

Euryops abrotanifolius, DC. ii. 108.

Eutoca multiflora, Douglas, xiv. 1180.

——— viscida, Benth. xxi. 1808.

— divaricata, Benth. xxi. 1784.

Evolvulus latifolius, Ker, v. 401.

Expansion of florets in Gazania Pavonia,
i. 35.

Fagelia bituminosa, DC. iii. 261.

Fedia Curnucopie, DC. ii. 155.

- incrassata, Moench. ii. 155.

*Fenzlia dianthiflora, Benth. xix. 1622.

Fernandezia acuta, Zindl. xxi. 1806.

Fertilization, phenomena of, in Arctotis
aspera, i. 34.

Fertilization in Disa, how arranged, xi. 926.

*Fischeria Lag. xv. 1225. not.

Flax, a substitute for, xv. 1218.

Flemingia strobilifera, R. Br. viii. 617.

Fragaria indica, Bot. Rep.i. 61.

Francoa, its affinities, xix. 1645.

-———-- appendiculata, Cavan. xix. 1645.

———-- sonchifolia, Cavan. xix. 1645.

*Fritillaria liliacea, Lindl. xx. 1663.

- *mutica, Zd. 2b.

- *biflora, Id. 2b.

+ — purpurea, H. B. K. xx. 1662.

Fuchsia *apetala, Ruiz, xxii. 1849.

-——— arborescens, Mog¢ino & Sess. xi. 948.

——— bacillaris, Lindi. xviii. 1480.

——— conica, Lindl. xiii. 1062.

—. decussata, B. M. x. 847.

——— discolor, Lindl. xxi. 1805.

——— ewxcorticata, Linn. x. 857.

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Fuchsia fulgens, Cav. xvi. 1356.

globosa, Lindl. xviii. 1556.
——— gracilis, Lindl. x. 847.

— macrostema, R. §& P. x. 847.
— microphylla, H. B. K. xv. 1269.
——— /#. multiflora, xiii. 1052.

——— parviflora, Lindl. xiii. 1048.

——— thymifolia, H. B. K. xv. 1284.
Fumaria aurea, Pursh, i. 66.
———— bracteata, Willd. xix. 1644.
———— ewvimia, Ker, i. 50.

———— nobilis, Willd. v. 395.
Gaillardia aristata, Pursh, xiv. 1186.

Galactia pendula, Pers. iv. 269.
Galatella punctata, Nees, xxi. 1818.
intermedia, Cass. xxi. 1818.
Galanthus plicatus, M. B. vii. 545.
Galeandra gracilis, Lindl. ix. 742.
Galega orientalis, Willd. iv. 326.

— grandiflora, H. K. ix. 769.
Galipea odoratissima, Lindl. xvii. 1420.
Garden varieties, x. 861. xvi. 1387.
Gardenia propinqua, Lindl. xii. £75.
amocena, Bot. Mag. ix. 735.
radicans, Thunb. i. 73.

———— jasminoides, Solander, vi. 449.
——-—— pannea, Lindl. xxiii. 1952.
Gardoquia Gilliesii, Graham, xxi. 1812.
— chilensis, Benth. xxi. 1812.
— Hookeri, Benth. xxi. 1747.
Garryacez, xx. 1686.
Garrya elliptica, Douglas, xx. 1686.
Gastonia palmata, Rowb. xi. 894.

Gastrocarpha runcinata, Don, xviii. 1564,

Gastrolobium retusum, Lindl. xix. 1647.
——- bilobum, R. Br. v. 411.
Gastronema clayatum, Herb. ii. 168.
Gaultheria Shallon, Parehs xvii. 1411.
Gazania pavonia, R. Br.i. 38.
Geissomeria longiflora, Lindl. xiii. 1045.
Gendarussa vulgaris, Nees, viii. 635.
Genera are artificial, x. 802. xiii. 1066.

Genera may be founded on habit, xv. 1261,
note.

Genera spurious, adyerted to, xxii. 1829.

Generic distinctions, x. 821.

Genista canariensis, Linn. iii. 217.

-procumbens, Willd. xiv. 1150.

- monosperma, DC, xxii. 1918.

———- Spartium monospermum, Linn.
xxii. 1918.

—- —- ferox, Poir. v. 368.

Geodorum fucatum, Lindl. xx. 1687.
——-- dilatatum, R. Br. viii. 675.
———- pictum, Link, viii. 618.
*Georchis, Lindl. xix. 1618.

Georgina superflua, DC. i. 55.
Gerardia glutinosa, Bunge, xxiii. 1960.
Gerberia crenata, Thunb. x. 855.
Gesnera aggregata, Ker, iv. 329.

*procumbens, &. Cunn. xxii. 1849.

— Gaillardia bicolor, 3. Nuttall,

xiv. 1186.

florida; Linn. flore simplici, vi.
449.

xvii

Gesnera allagophylla, Martius, xxi. 1767.

—— bulbosa, Ker, iv. 343.

———~— Douglasii, Lindl. xiii. 1110.
Jaucialis, xxi. 1785.

——_—— latifolia, Martius, xiv. 1202.

———— lateritia, Lindl. xxiii. 1950.

—— — Lindleyi, Hooker, xv. 1279.

macrostachya, Lindl. xiv. 1202.

pendulina, xii. 1032.

——_——_ prasinata, Ker, v. 428.

———— rutila, Lindl. xiv. 1158.

———— rutila; var. atrosanguinea, xv.

1279.

Suttoni, Booth, xix. 1637.
———— Selloi, Hort. xxiii. 1950.

— verticillata, Bot. Mag. xiii. 1110.
Gesneracee, revision of, xiii. 1110.

Geum chilense, Balbis, xiii. 1088. 1099.

— coccineum, Seringe, xiii. 1088. 1099.
—- chilense; var. grandiflorum, xvi. 1348.
Gethyllis afra, Linn. xii. 1016.

plicata, Jacq. iv. 345.

—- spiralis, H. K. xii. 1016.

Gilia achillezefolia, Benth. xix. 1622.—xx.
1682.

*arenaria Benth. xix. 1622.

*capitata, Hook. xiv. 1170.

coronopifolia, Pers. xix. 1622.—xx.
1691.

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*crassifolia, Benth. xix. 1622.
eryngoides, Bot. Zeit. xix. 1622
“inconspicua, Dougl. xix. 1622.
*laciniata, R. & P. xix. 1622
liniflora, Benth. xix. 1622
mucronata, Schm. xix. 1622.
*multicaulis, Benth. xix. 1622.

HILT

-—— pulchella, Dougl. xix. 1622.
— pungens, Doug]. xix. 1622.
—— *pusilla, Benth. xix. 1622.
— tenuiflora, Id. xix. 1622.—xxii. 1888.
— tricolor, Id. xix. 1622.—xx. 1704.
Gilliesiaceze, xii. 992.
Gilliesia graminea, Lindl. xii. 992.
Gladiolus, species of, vii. App. xvi. 1442.
psittacinus, Hooker, xvii. 1442.
natalensis, xvii. 1442.
———— edulis, Burchell MSS. ii. 169.
denticulatus, Lamarck, xxii. 1903.
———— flavus, Solander, ix. 747.
———— refractus, Jacq. ii.,135.
resupinatus, Pers. ii. 135.
———— anceps, Thunb. xxii. 1903.
Globba erecta, Redouté, ii. 141.
Globularia longifolia, Solunder, viii. 685.
— salicina, Lamarck, viii. 685.
Gloriosa superba, L. i. 77.
Glossula tentaculata, Lindl. x. 862.
Gloxinia hirsuta, Lindi. xii. 1004.
ae speciosa, Lodd. iii. 213.
——— speciosa, var. xiii. 1127.
—— caulescens, Lindl. xiii. 1127.
Glycine biloba, Lindl. xvii. 1418.
bituminosa, Linn. iii. 261.
—— caribea, Willd. iv. 275.

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Glycine comptoniana, Andr. iy. 298.
— sinensis, B. Mag. viii. 650.
vincentina, Ker, x. 799.
Gnaphalium apicuiatum, Labill. iii. 240.
— fruticans, Willd. ix. 726.
- congestum, Lamarck, iii. 243.
- eximium, Linn. vii. 532.
Gnidia denudata, Lindl. ix. 757. and App.
pinifolia, Linn. i. 19,
——— radiata, Wendl. i. 19.
—_—— pinifolia ; ochroleuca, Ker, viii. 624.
—— radiata, Lodd. viii. 624.
oppositifolia, Linn. i. 2.
levigata, Thunb. i. 2.
Godetia acaulis, Cavan. ix. 765.
—~-— anisoloba, Sweet, xviii. 1479.
——— bifrons, xvii. 1405.
biennis, Linn.; var. grandiflora,
xix. 1604.
—-—-— cheiranthifolia, Horn. xii. 1040.
—— decumbens, xy. 1221.
—— densiflora, Lindl. xix. 1593.
elauca, Mich. xviii. 1511.
——— humifusa, Nuttal, xxii. 1829.
lepida, Lindl. xxii. 1849.
—— odorata, Jacq. ii. 147.
——— pallida, Lindl. xiv. 1142.
——— quadrivulnera, xiii. 1119.
—w— Romanzovii, Spach. vii. 562.
— — rubicunda, Lindl. xxii. 1856.
—— serotina, Sweet, xxii. 1840.
—— tenuifolia, xix. 1587.
——-— viminea, xv. 1220.
——— vinosa, Lindl. xxii. 1880.
Goldfussia anisophylla, Mees. xi. 955.
Gomeza, F#, Br. reduced to Rodriguezia,
xi. 930.
Gompholobium tenue, Lindl. xix. 1615.
—____ —— marginatum, DeCand. xviii.
1490.
——---——- venulosum, Lindl.xix. 1574.
Knightianum, Lindl, xvii.

1468.

————-_ — heterophyllum, <A. Cunn.
xvii. 1468.

—————-—- capitatum, Cunningham,

xviii. 1563.
tomentosum, Lab.xvii.1474.
—— grandiflorum, Smith, vi.

484.— H. K. ii.118.
Gongora macrantha, Hooker, xxii. 1841.
— maculata, Lindl. xix. 1616.
Gonolobus viridiflorus, Rom.et Sch.xiii.1126.
——- guianensis, Spreng. xiii. 1126.
——_——-- diadematus, Ker, iii. 252.
————-- grandiflorus, R. Br. xiii. 1053.
——- maritimus, R. Br. xi. 931.
Goodyera procera, Lindl. viii. 639.
——- discolor, Ker, iv. 271.
Gorteria ciliaris, Linn. v. 384.
pavonia, Andr. i. 35.
Gossypium barbadense, Swartz, i. 84.
Govenia capitata, Lindl. xxi. 1795.
—-superba, Jd. xxi. 1795.
———- *liliacea, Lindl. xxi. 1795.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Grabowskia boerhaaviefolia, Schlecht, xxiii.
1985.
Graptophyllum hortense, Wees, xv. 1227.
Grevillea punicea, R. Br. xvi. 1319.
concinna, #. Br. xvi. 1383.

— juniperina, R. Br. xiii. 1089.

- buxifolia, R. Br. vi. 443.

Griffinia, Ker, vi. 444, not. vi. 511.

——— intermedia, Lindl. xii. 990.
parviflora, Ker, vi. 511, App.

————— hyacinthina, Ker, ii. 163.

Grindelia inuloides, Willd. iii. 248.

arguta, Schrad. iii. 248.

————._ angustifolia, Kunth, x. 781.

—— glutinosa, Dun. iii. 187.

Grislea tomentosa, Roxb. i. 30.

Grobya, Lindl. xx. 1740.

— Ambherstie, Id. ib.

Guaiavus domestica, Rumph. xiii. 1079.

Guatteria rufa, DC. x. 836.

Guettarda speciosa, Decand. xvii. 1393.

Gunnia, Lindl. xx. 1699.

— *australis, Lindl. xx. 1699.

Gyas florida, Salisb. xvii. 1401.

Gymnoloma maculatum, Ker, viii. 662.

Gynosperma glutinosa, Lessing. vi. 462.

Gynura ovalis, DC. ii. 101. ‘

—— — bicolor, DC. ii. 110.

Habenaria, notes upon its distinctive cha-
racters, xxil. 1858.
——_—— procera, Lindl. xxii. 1858.
———— fimbriata, R. Br. v. 405.
---————. cordata, R. Br. xviii. 1499.
Habranthus Bagnoldi, Herbert, xvii. 1396.
— Phycelloides, Herbert, xvii.
1417,

— advena, x. 849. a. & #3.
———-—— Heesperius, Herb. x. 849. a. & 3.
intermedius, Herb. xiv. 1148.
Andersoni, Herbert, xvi. 1345.
gracilifolius, (. Boothianus,

Herb. xxiii. 1967.
— kermesinus, Herb. xix. 1638.
Hemanthus coarctatus, Jacq. iii. 181.
carneus, Ker, vi. 509.
———— pubescens, Linn. v. 382.
————— albiflos, Jacq. v. 382,
pubescens, /3. albiflos, H. K. xii.

984.

— albifios, Jacq. xii. 984.
——_—— — virescens, Herb. xii. 984.

— towicarius, H. K. vii. 567.
Heemaria discolor, Lindl. iv. 271.

Hakea microcarpa, R. Br. vi. 475.
linearis, R. Br. xviii. 1489.
Halesia parviflora, Mich. xi. 952.

Hamelia ventricosa, Swartz, xiv. 1195.
———- grandifiora, L’ Heritier, xiv. 1195.
Hamiltonia suaveolens, Roxb. iv. 348.
scabra, Don, xv. 1235.
Hardenbergia Comptoniana, Benth. iv. 298.
———-——monophylla, Benth. xvi. 1336.
————— cordata, Benth. xi. 944,
————— macrophylla, Benth. xxii. 1862.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX. xlix

Harrachia speciosa, Jacq. i. 69.

Hartogia ciliaris, Linn. v. 366.
Hartwegia, Lindl. xxiii. 1970.

—— *purpurea, Lindl. ib.
Hastingia coccinea, Smith ix. 692.
Haylockia pusilla, Herbert, xvi. 1371.
Hedychium gardnerianum, Wail. ix. 774.
— heteromallum, Ker, ix. 767.
coccineum, Hamilt. xiv. 1209.

—_—___.

elatum, R. Br. vii. 526.
maximum, Roscoe, xii. 1022.

— angustifolium, Row. ii. 157.
— coccineum, Smith, ii. 157.
Hedysarum sibiricum, Potr. x. 808.

— alpinum, Willd. x. 808.

— ascendens ; var. Lindl. x, 815.
————-— latifolium, R. v. 255.
strobiliferum, Linn. viii. 617.
Helenium quadridentatum, Zab. vii. 598.
lanatum, Spreng. xiv. 1167.
Helianthus mollis, Zam. vii. 524.

—- pubescens, Vahl. vii. 524.

- atrorubens, Linn. vi. 508.
————-- diffusus, Bot. Mag. vi. 508.
————-- lenticularis, Douglas, xv. 1265.
————-- linearis, Cav. vii. 523.

- squarrosus, H. B. K. vii. 523.

tubeformis, Spreng. xviii. 1519.

Hepenaia fruticans, Less. ix. 726.

- bicolor, Lindl. xxi. 1814.
—— -——- apienlatum, DC. iii. 240.
———- felinum, Less. iii: 245.
Heliconia pulverulenta, Lindl. xix. 1648.
——~ Bihai, Willd. v. 374.

—— -— humilis, Redouté, v. 374.
luteo-fusca, Jacq. v. 374.
Helicteres verbascifolia, Decand. xi. 903.
Heliophila digitata, DC. x. 838.
Heliopsis canescens, H. B. K. vii. 592.
Helipterum eximium, DC. vii. 532.

Helleborine longipetala, Tenore, xiv. 1189.
pseudo-cordigera, Sebast. xiv.
1189.

Helleborus odorus, W. et K. xix. 1643.
Hellenia cerulea, R. Br. xii. 1037.
Helonias asphodeloides, Linn. xix. 1613.
—— tenaz, Pursh. xix. 1613.
Hemiclidia Baxteri, R. Br. xvii. 1455.
Hensloviacez, xx. 1686.

Hepatica americana, Ker, v. 387.

—— — triloba, 3. obtusa, Pursh, v. 387.
Hermannia grandiflora, H. K. iii. 224.
Herminium, species of, xviii. 1499.

—— cordatum, xviii. 1499.
*Herpysma, Lindl. xix. 1618.

Hesperis longifolia, Poir. xvii. 1431.
Hesperomeles, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.
*cordata, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.
*oblonga, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.

*obtusifolia, Lindl. ib.

Hesperoscordum hyacinthinum, Lindl. xv.
1293, not.
—_————. — lacteum, Lindl. xix. 1639.

longifolium, Roscoe, xiv. 1209.

*ceuneata, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.
]

Heteropteris nitida, Kunth. var. aurea, xi.
950.
Heterotaxis crassifolia, xii. 1028.
Herreria parviflora, Lindl. xii. 1042.
Heuchera cylindracea, Hooker, xxiii. 1924.
micrantha, Lindl. xy. 1302.
Hibbertia dentata, DeCand. iv. 282,
——— pedunculata, DC. xii. 1001.
corifolia, Bot. Mag. xii. 1001.
Hibiscus digitatus, Cavan. viii. 608.
diversifolius, Jacq. v. 381.
ficulneoides, Lindl. xi. 938.
Jiculneus, Cavan. v- 381.
Salisb. i. 29.
heterophyllus, Vent. i. 29.
bispidus, Jill. dict. x. 806.
———— lilacinus, Lindl. xxiii. 2009.
—— — Lindlei, Wallich, xvii. 1395.
——- — mutabilis, Linn. vii. 589.
palustris, Linn. xvii. 1463.
——- pedunculatus, Willd. iii. 231.
——-—— pheeniceus, Linn. iii. 230.
———— pheniceus, Roxb. iv. 337.
racemosus, Lindl. xi. 917.
Richardsoni, Sweet, xi. 875.
Rosa malabarica, Kenig. iv. 337.
———— Rosa sinensis, Linn. xxi. 1826.
——-——- splendens, Graham, xix. 1629.
———— strigosus, Lindl. x. 860.
——-—— unidens, Lindl. xi. 878.
——_—— spinifex, Linn. iv. 339.
——— tiliaceus, Linn. iii. 232.
——— Trionum, y. hispidus, Decand. x.
806.

———

———e

Hippeastrum aulicum, Herb. vi. 444.
bulbulosum, Herb. xiv. 1188.
calyptratum, Herb. ii. 164.
equestre, Herb. iii. 234.
psittacinum, Herb. iii. 199.
— reticnlatum, Herbd.var.v.352.
solandreeflorum, var. conspi-
cuum, Herb, xi. 876.
stylosum, Herb. ix. 719.
vittatum, Herb. xii. 988.
Hippobroma longiflorum, Don, xiv. 1200.
Hologymne glabrata, Bartd. xxi. 1780.
californica, Bartl. xxi. 1823.
Holinskioldia sanguinea, Retz, ix. 692.
Homalium racemosum, Swartz, vi. 519.
Hookera coronaria, Salisb. xiv. 1183.
Horkelia fusca, Lindl. xxiii. 1997.
*cuneatum, Lindl. xxiii. 1997.
— *hirsuta, Id. ib.
———— *capitata, Id. ib.
Horminum caulescens, Orteg. xv. 1292.
Hosackia, its species, xv. 1257.
stolonifera, Lindl. xxiii. 1977.
———— bicolor, Bentham, xv. 1287.
Hosta coerulea, Jacg. xiv. 1204.
Hoteia japonica, Morr. § Decais. xxiii.2011.
Houstonia coccinea, Andr. ii. 107.
Hovea chorozemefolia, DeCand. xviii. 1524.
villosa, Lindl. xviii. 1512.
lanceolata, DC.; var. linearis, xvii.
1427,

Bs 4

j ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Hovea longifolia, R. Br. viii. 614.

— linearis, R. Br. vi. 463.
purpurea, Sweet, xvii. 1423.
Celsi, Bonpl. iv. 280.

Hovenia dulcis, Linn. vi. 501.

—- acerba, Lindl. vi. 501.

Hoya pallida, Lindl. xi. 951.

*Hugelia densiflora, Benth. xix. 1622.

— —-—*elongata, Id. ib.
= *virgata, Id. ab.
— *lutea, Id. ib.

Huntleya *sessiliflora, Batem. xxiii. 1991.
*Meleagris, Lindl. xxiii. 1991.
Hyacinthus spicatus, Smith, xxii. 1869.
—- orientalis, Linn. xii. 995.
————— amethystinus, Linn. v. 398.
——— ciliatus, M. B. v. 394.
Hybridity, x. 848.
Hybrid plants, ideas concerning, iii, 195.
Hydrangea, its affinity to Begonia, vi. 471.
Hydrocyanic acid in Cotoneaster micro-
phylla, xiii. 1114.
Hydrolea spinosa, Linn. vii. 566.
trigyna, Swartz, vii. 566.
Hydrophyllee, their placentation, xix. 1601.
Hydrophyllum virginicum, Linn. iv. 331.
canadense, Linn. iii. 242.
*Hylophila, Lindl. xix. 1618.
Hymenocallis adnata, var. Herb. xi. 940.
—-———— pedalis, Herbert, xix. 1641.
Hyoscyamus canariensis, Ker, iii. 180, & Ap.
Hypericum egypticum, Linn. iii. 196.
—— alternifolium, Labill. x. 845.
Hypoxis obtusa, Burchell MSS. ii. 159.
——— stellipilis, Ker, viii. 663.
plicata, Linn. iv. 345.
FTyssopus anisatus, Nuttall, xv. 1282.
——— discolor, Desfont. xv. 1282.

LIantha pallidiflora, Hooker, xxii. 1904.
Imatophyllum Aitoni, Hooker, xiv. 1182.
Indigofera endecaphylla, Jacg. x. 789.
————-- australis, Vent. v. 386.
——~— - amoena, H. K. iv. 300.
———-—- ineana, Thunb. xii. 957.
————- angulata, Lindl. xii. 991.
——-——- juncea, DC. ii. 104.

———-- filifolia, Ker. in vol. iii. app.
—- atropurpurea, Ham. xxi. 1744.
Inga Houstoni, DC. ii. 98.

—— purpurea, Willd. ii. 129.

Inula glandulosa, Willd. iv. 334.

——- orientalis, Lamarck, iv. 334.
Ionopsis tenera, Lindl. xxii. 1904.
———- *utricularioides, Zindl. xxii. 1904.
———- *pallidifiora, Id. ib.
———- *paniculata, Id. ab.
Ipomeea Aitoni, Lindl. xxi. 1794.

—— atrosanguinea, B. Mag. v. 661.
———— bona nox, B. Ker, iv. 290.
———— cerulea, Roxb. iv. 276.
chryseides, Ker, iv. 270.
———— genticulata, R. Br. iv. 317.
——--— dasysperma, Jacq. i. 86.
———— filicaulis, Blume, iv. 317.

Ipomea hederacea, Jacq. i. 85.
-———_—— insignis, Andry. i. 75.
Jalapa, Pursh, iv. 342.
——-— latifiora, Lindl. xi. 889.
macrorhiza, Mich. iv. 342.
—-— macrorhiza, Mich. var.; rosea,
viii. 621.
———— maritima, Brown, iv. 319.
mauritiana, Jacq. i. 62.
———— muricata, Jacq. iv. App.
———— mutabilis, Ker, i. 39.
———— noctiluca, Herb. xi. 917, not.
—— obscura, Ker, iii. 239.
pandurata, Ker, vii. 588.
paniculata, R. Br. i. 62.
-———— pendula, R. Br. viii. 632.
———— pes capre, Choisy. iv. 319.
— platensis, Ker, iv. 333.
-—- sagittifolia, Pursh, vi. 437.
sanguinea, Vahl.i. 9.
— setosa, Ker, iv. 335.
—— — tuberosa, Jacq. ix. 768.
— Turpethum, R. Br. iv. 279.
—— tuberculata, Ker, i. 86.
Ipomopsis elegans, Smith, xx. 1691.
——___—_—_——— Bot. Reg. xv. 1281.
Iris, its species, v. App.
alata, Poir. xxii. 1876.
— arenaria, W. § K. vii. 549.
— bicolor, Lindl. xvii. 1404.
— dichotoma, Pall. iii. 246.
— furcata, MW. B. x. 801.
—— germanica, L. x. 818.
—— microptera, Vahl. xxii. 1876.
— nepalensis, x. 818.
scorpioides, Desf. xxii. 1876.
— tenax, Douglas, xv. 1218.
transtagana, Brotero, xxii. 1876.
Ismene calathina, Herb. iii. 215.
Amancaes, Herb. vii. 600.
Amaneaes, var. sulphurea, Herbert,
xx. 1665.
Isochilus linearis, R. Br. ix. 745.
prolifer, R. Br. x. 825.
Isoplexis canariensis, Lindl, i. 48.
Isopogon formosus, R. Br. xv. 1288.
longifolius, R. Br. xi. 900.
Isotoma axillaris, Lindl. xii. 964.
— longiflorum, Pres/. xiv. 1200.
Ixia, species of, vii. App.
aristata, H. K. iii. 258.
—— bulbifera, Vahl. iii. 258.
— — Fabricii, De la Roche, xxii. 1903.
—— fimbriata, Lamarck, iii. 258.
—— gladiata, Linn. iii. 229.
— grandiflora, De la Roche, iii. 258.
—— holosericea, Jacq. iii. 258.
Liliago, Redouté, iii. 258.
— Lapeyrousia, Gmelin, xxii. 1903.
—— maculata, Linn. var. cesia, vii. 530.
— pyramidalis, Lamarck, xxii. 1903.
pendula, Thunb. xvi. 1360.
uniflora, Lin. mant. iii. 258.
Ixora, its derivation, ii. App.
—-— grandiflora, Ker, ii. 154, and App.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX. hi

Txora coccinea, Linn. ii. 154, and App.
- Bandhuea, Rowd. vi. 513.

——-- rosea, Wallich, vii. 540.

—-- cuneifolia, Rowb. viii. 648.

- blanda, Ker, ii. 100.

- crocata, Ker, x. 782.

——- paniculata, Lamarck, iii. 198.

Jacaranda mimosifolia, Don, viii. 631.
- caroliniana, Pers. viii. 631,
—- tomentosa, Lindi. xiii. 1103.
Jambosa amplexicaulis, DC. xii. 1033.
Jasione perennis, Lamarck, vi. 508.
Jasminum, species of, ix. App.
—- acuminatum, R. Br. xv. 1296.
- angustifolium, B. Ker, vii. 521.
————- auriculatum, Vahl. iv. 264.
————-- azoricum, Linn. i. 89.
———- catalonicum, Park, ii. 91.
————-- geniculatum, Vent. viii. 606.
-————- glaucum, H. K. xxiii. 20138.
————-- gracile, R. Br. viii. 606.
————- grandiflorum, Zinn. ii. 91.
————-- hirsutum, Willd. i. 15.
———- hirsutum, Willd. xvii. 1393.
————- humile, Linn. v. 350.
- indicum, Merian, x. 780.
-— ——- laurifolium, Rowb. vii. 521.
————- ligustrifolium, Lamarck, xxiii.
2013.
———- multiflorum, Andr. i. 15.
————-- paniculatum, Rowd. ix. 690.
——-—— - pubescens, Willd. i. 15.
——_——-- revolutum, Bot. Mag. iii. 178.
————- Sambac, H. K. i. 1.
- *stenopetalum, Lindl. xi. 918.
- trinerve, Vahl. xi. 918.
————- trinerve, Roxb. xi. 918.
- undulatum, Vahl. vi. 436.
——_——- Wallichianum, Lind. xvii. 1409.
Jatropha gossypifolia, Linn. ix. 746.
Justicia calytricha, Hooker, xii. 1027.
———- carnea, Lindl. xvii. 1397.
- carthaginensis, Linn. x. 797.
-— — eustachiana, Soland, iv. 309.
——- flavicoma, Lindl. xii. 1027.
———- Gendarussa, Linn. viii. 635.
———- guttata, Wallich, xvi. 1334.
infundibuliformis, Linn. i. 69.
———- oblongata, Link et Otto, xx. 1657.
———- pectoralis, Vahl. x. 796.
———- picta, Vahl. xv. 1227.
——- pulcherrima, Willd. xviii. 1477.
———- quadrangularis, Hooker, xvi. 1340.
———- venusta, Wall. xvi. 1380.

—_.

Kadsura propinqua, Wall. xx. 1688.
Kempferia Roscoeana, Wallich, xiv. 1212.
pandurata, Roxb. ii. 173.

— ovata, Roscoe, ii. 173.
Kageneckia crategifolia, Lindl. xxii. 1836.
———— crategoides, Don.

Kaulfussia amelloides, Nees, vi. 490.
Kennedya cordata, Lindl. xi. 944.

—-—- dilatata, Cunningh, xviii. 1526.

Kennedya glabrata, Lindl. xxii. 1838.
——- inophylla, Lindl. xvii. 1421.
monophylla longiracemosa, xvi.
1336.
————- Marryatte, lindl. xxi. 1790.
————= nigricans, Lindl. xx. 1715.
-———- rubicunda, Vent. xiii. 1101, 1108.
————- Stirlingi, Lindl. xxii. 1845.
—— ——- macrophylla, Lindl. xxii. 1862.
Kerria japonica, Decand. fl. simp. xxii. 1873.
Knowltonia vesicatoria, DC. xi. 936.
Knoxia scandens, Browne, xi. 946.
Keelreuteria paniculata, Lawmann. iy. 330.

Labiate, arranged by Bentham, xv. 1282.
1289. 1292. 1300.
Lablab vulgaris, Savi; 8. purpureus, DC.
x. 830.

Lachenalia pallida, H. K. xvi. 1350.
—- pallida, var. coerulescens, xxiii.
1945.

~

~ pallida, a. iv. 314.
- pallida, Thunb. var. iv. 287.
mediana, Jacq. iv. 287.
Lelia anceps, Lindl. xxi. 1751.
—-—- anceps; var. Barkeriana, xxiii. 1947.
Lalage ornata, Lindl. xx. 1722.
Lambertia formosa, Smith, vii. 528.
Lantana fucata, Lindl. x. 798.
Lapeyrousia anceps, Ker, xxii. 1903.
————— compressa, Pourr. xxii. 1903.
Lasiandra argentea, DC. iv, 323.
Fontanesiana, DC, viii. 671.
Lasthenia californica, DC. xxi. 1823.
—— glabrata, Lindl. xxi. 1780.
Lathyrus tingitanus, DeCand. xvi. 1388.
— maritimus, Hooker, xvi. 1144.
californicus, Douglas, xiv. 1144.
Laurus Persea, Jacq. xv. 1258.
Lavatera triloba, Linn. xii. 1039.
Leaf, its anatomy in Dyckia, xxi. 1782.
Leaves, their venation, xii. 1004. 1008.
Lebeckia contaminata, H. K. ii. 104.
Ledum buxifolium, H. K. vii. 531.
——— thymifolium, Lamarck, vii. 531.
Ledocarpon pedunculare, Lindl. xvii. 1392.
Leianthus longifolius, Grieseb. xi. 880.
Leighia linearis, DC. vii. 523.
Leonotis intermedia, Lindl. x. 850.
——— nepetifolia, H. K. iv. 281.
Lepanthes tridentata, Swartz, xxi. 1702.
Lepechinia spicata, Willd. xy. 1292.
Leptosiphon* grandiflorus, Benth. xix.
1622,
androsaceus, Benth, xix. 1622.
—xx. 1710.
*luteus, Benth. xix. 1622.
*parviflorus, Benth. xix. 1622.
————\— densiflorus, Benth. xix. 1622.
—xx. 1725.
Leptostachtya pectoralis, Nees. x. 796.
Leptotes bicolor, Lindl. xix. 1625.
Leschenaultia formosa, R. Br. xi. 916.
Lessertia fruticosa, Lindl. xii. 970.
Letisomia cuneata, Roxb. viii. 661.

li ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Leucadendron corymbosum, R. Br. v. 402.
——— tortum, R. Br. x. 826.
argenteum, #2. Br. xii. 979.
Leucocoryne odorata, Lindl, xv. 1293.
— *ixioides, Id. ab.
—. *alliacea, Id. 2b.
Leucojum trichophyllum, Brot. vii. 544.
grandiflorum, Redoute, vii. 544.
autumnale, Redouté, vii. 544.
— strumosum, Redoute, vi. 440.
Leucopogon Richei, Rk. Br. xviii. 1560.
parviflorus, Lindl. xviii. 1560.
Liatris scariosa, Wilid. xx. 1654.
intermedia, Lindl. xi. 948.
elegans, Pursh, iv. 267.
pilosa, Willd. vii. 595.
scariosa, Willd. vii. 590.
Libertia formosa, Graham, xix. 1630.
Ligularia sibirica, Cass. x. 812.
Lilium andinum, Nuttal, vii. 594.
autumnale, Lodd. vii. 580.
——— earolinianum, Mich. vii. 580.
dauricum, Ker, vii. 594, not.
-——— longiflorum, Thunb. vii. 560.
—— Michauwxii, Poiret. vii. 580.
——— philadelphicum, £. Linn. andinum,
vii. 594.
——— pumilum, Redouté, ii. 132.
speciosum, Thunb. xxiii. 2000.
— umbellatum, Pursh. vil. 594.
Limnanthacee, their affinity, xx. 1673.
Limnanthes Douglasii, R. Br. xx. 1673.
Limnocharis Humboldti, Richard. xix. 1640.
Limodorum eburneum, Bory, xviii. 1522.
— falcatum, Sw. iv. 283.
————— recurvum, Roxb. viii. 675.
———— veratrifolium, Willd. ix. 720.
*Linanthus dichotomus, Benth. xix. 1622.
Linaria Dalmatica, Afi/l. xx. 1683.
-—— grandiflora, Desfont. xx. 1683.
Linnean system criticised, xv. 1283.
Linum, notes upon, xvi. 1526.
Linum mexicanum, H. B. K. xvi. 1326.
— *Macrei, Benth.
——-— *mysurense, Heyne. } xvi. 1326.
—— *tetragynum, Colebr.
——— sibiricum, DC.: var. Lewisii, xiv.
1163.

Liparis, species of, xi, 882.
—— foliosa, Lindl. xi. 882.
—— reflexa, Id. xi. 882.
cuineensis, Lindl. xx. 1671.
elata, Lindl. xiv. 1175.
Liparia hirsuta, Thunb. i. 8.
Liriope spicata, Loureiro, vii. 593.
Lissanthe sapida, R. Br. xv. 1275.
Lisianthus longifolius, Willd. xi. 88.
Lissochilus speciosus, Brown, vii. 573.
Lithospermum rosmarinifolium, JT'enore,
xx. 1736.
—— graminifolium, Romer et
Schultes, xx. 1736.
Litsea tetranthera, Pers. xi. 893.
Litteea geminiflora, Tagliabue, xiv. 1145.
Loasa ambrosiefolia, Juss. xvi. 1390.

Loasa hispida, Graham, xvi. 1390.
nitida, Hooker, viii. 667.

— — tricolor, Ker, viii. 667.

—— Placei, Lindl. xix. 1599.

—-— acanthifolia, Ker, x. 785.
Lobelia arguta, Lindl. xii. 973.
— begonifolia, Wallich, xvi. 1873.
— decurrens, Cav. xxii. 1842.
——— campanuloides, Thunb. ix. 733.
——— fulgens, Bot. Rep. ii. 165.
—— gigantea, Bot. Mag. xii. 973.
——— heterophylla, R. Br. xxiii. 2014.
—— longifiora, Linn. xiv. 1200.
——— Low’s purple, xvii. 1445.

——— Phyteuma, Linn. viii. 625.
purpurea, Lindl. xvi. 1326.
Tupa, Linn. xix. 1612.
siphilitica, Linn. vii. 537.
Senicioides, Hort. xii. 964.
splendens, Willd. i. 60.

Lomatia longifolia, R. Br. vi. 442.
Lonicera bubalina, Linn. vi. 466.

confusa, DC. i. 70.
—— dioica, H. K. ii. 138.
——-—— flexuosa, Ker, ix. 712.
involucrata, Herb. Banks, xiv.
1179

——— japonica, Thunb. i. 70.
longiflora, DC. xv. 1252.
parviflora, DC. ii. 138.
sempervirens; Willd. B. minor.

vii. 556.

—— tatarica, Willd.i. 31.

Lophanthus, species of, xv. 1282.

anisatus, Bentham, xv. 1282.

Lophospermum erubescens, Don, xvi. 1381.

—— scandens, Bot. Mag. xvi.

1581.

—— atrosanguineum, Zuce. xxi.
1755.

—— Rhodochiton, Don, xxi.
1755.

Lowea berberifolia, Lindl. xv. 1261.
Lotus arenarius, Brotero, xviii. 1488.
- arboreus, Willd. xi. 912.
- pinnatus, Hooker, xv. 1257.
Lupinus albifrons, Bentham, xix. 1642.
-— arbustus, Douglas, xy. 1230.
——-— aridus, Douglas, xy. 1242.
——-— bicolor, Lindl. xiii. 1109.
——-— densiflorus, Benth. xx. 1689.
—-— elegans, H. B. K. xix. 1581.
——-—— leucophyllus, Lindl. xiii. 1124.
——-— latifolius, J. G. Agardh. xxii.
1891.
—-— laxiflorus, Douglas, xiv. 1140.
——-— lepidus, Douglas, xiv. 1149.
—-— leptophyllus, Benth. xx. 1670.
——-— littoralis, Douglas, xiv. 1198.
——-— mexicanus, Lagasca, vi. 457.
——-— micranthus, Douglas, xv. 1251.
——-— mutabilis, Sweet, xviii. 1539.
——-— nanus, Benth. xx. 1705.
——-— ornatus, Douglas, xiv. 1216.
——-— plumosus, Douglus, xv. 1217.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Lupinus polyphyllus, Lindl. xiii. 1096.
—————- albiflorus, xvi. 1577.

—-— rivularis, Douglas, xix. 1595.

——-— Sabinianus, Douglas, xvii. 1435.

-— versicolor, Lindl. xxiii. 1979.

Lychnis Bungeana, Fischer, xxii. 1864.

—~-— fulgens, Fisch. vi. 478.

-— pulchra, Schleight, xvii. 1444.

Lycoris aurea, Herb. viii. 611.

radiata, Herb. vii. 596.

Lycium atrum, Linn. v. 354.

——--— boerhaaviefolium,

xxiii.
1985.
-— heterophyllum, Murray, xxiii. 1985.
Lythrum fruticosum, Linn. i. 30.

Linn.

Macradenia lutescens, R. Br. viii. 612.

triandra, Lindl. xxi. 1815.

lutescens, Lodd. xvii. 1415.

Macrochilus Fryanus, Fl. Cab. xxiii. 1992.

Madaria elegans, DC. xvii. 1458.

Madia elegans, Don, xvii. 1458.

Magnolia Yulan, Desf. var. Soulangiana,
xiv. 1164,

precia, Correa, xiy. 1164.

conspicua, Salisb. xiv. 1164.

pyramidata, Pursh, v. 407.

cordata, Mich. iv. 325.

— odoratissima, Reinwdt. xx. 1709.

Mahernia grandiflora, Burchell, iii. 224.

Mahonia fascicularis, De Cand. ix. 702.

glumacea, De Cand. xvii. 1426.

Mairia crenata, Nees, x. 855.

Malachodendron ovatum, Cavan. xiii. 1104.

Malachra fasciata, Willd. vi. 467.

Malpighia fucata, Ker, iii. 189.

urens, Linn. ii. 96.

——-—— viminea, Browne, ii. 96.

~—-—— coccifera, Linn. vii. 568.

——-— humilis, Plum. vii. 538.

Malva calycina, Cavan. iv. 297.

capensis, Linn. iv. 295.

capensis, y. Linn. iv. 296.

fragrans, Cavan. iv. 296.

erossularifolia, Cav. vii. 561.

Munroana, Douglas, xvi. 1306.

—— purpurata, Lindl. xvi. 1362.

rosea, Decand. xix. 1608.

scabrosa, Linn. iv. 296.

umbellata, Cav. xix. 1608.

Malazis caudata, Willd. x. 832.

Mammillaria pulchra, Haw. xvi. 1329.

———_ — tenuis, Decand. xviii. 1523.

Manettia cordifolia, Mart. xxii. 1866.

—— coccinea, Willd. ix. 693.

Marantacee, character of, xi. 932.

Maranta bicolor, Ker, x. 786.

— zebrina, Bot. Mag. v. 385.

Marica, species of, iii. 229.

gladiata, Ker’, iii. 229.

—— cerulea, Ker, ix. 713.

iridifolia, Ker, viii. 646.

Marsdenia snaveolens, R. Br. vi. 489.

Martynia, its fruit described, xi. 934.

hii
Martynia, its affinities, xi. 934.

—- lutea, Lindl. xi. 934.

———— diandra, Glowin. xxiii. 2001.
angulosa, Lamarck, xxiii, 2001.
Massonia, species of, ix. 694.

—- longifolia, Jacg. (3. candida, ix.
694.

————- grandiflora, Lindl. xii. 958.
———— lutea, Hort. xxi. 1813.
Matricaria indica, Mill. i. 4.

Maurandya Barclaiana, Lindi. xiii. 1108.
Maxillaria, species of, xviii. 1549.

-— its limits, xxiii. 1991.
———.--- *acicularis, Herb. xxiii. 1986.
——— —- aromatica, Graham, xxii. 1871.
———— Barringtonie, Lodd. xiv. 1206.
——— — ciliata, Fl. peruv. xiv. 1206.
———— *chlorantha, Lindl. xxiii. 1986.
————- cristata, Id. xxi. 1811.

— crocea, Id. xxi. 1799.

— decolor, Lindl. xviii. 1549.

— densa, Lindl. xxi. 1804.

— *graminea, Lindl. xxi. 1802.
——.-— Harrisoniz, Lindl. xi. 897.

- Henchmanni, Hooker, xxiii.

1986.
— —~— liliacea, Lexarsa, xxi. 1795.

— picta, Hooker, xxi. 1802.
—— — placantherq, Hooker, xviii. 1510.
——-— *Rollissonii, Lindl. xxiii. 1986.
—_—. ——- racemosa, Hooker, xix. 1566.
———--—— rufescens, Id. xxii. 1848.

— Steelii, Hooker, xxii. 1986.

— superba, Lexarsa, xxi. 1795.
———- squalens, Lindl. ix. 732.
——— *tenuifolia, Lindl. xxiii. 1986.
——_— — tetragona, Lindl. xvii. 1428.
—— — *uncata, Lindl. xxiii. 1986.
——— — *vyariabilis, Batem. xxiii. 1986.
— viridis, Lindl. xviii. 1510.

- ? gracilis, Lodd. xviii. 1530.
Maytenus chilensis, Decand. xx. 1702.
boaria, Molina? xx. 1702.
Mazeutoxeron reflecum, Lab. i. 3.
Megaclinium faleatum, Lindl. xii. 989.
———_— _ maximun, Lindl. xxiii. 1959.
Melaleuca fulgens, R. Br. ii. 103.
incana, R. Br. v. 410.
——— squamea, Lab. vi. 477.
Melastoma macrocarpa, Don, viii. 672.
———— malabathrica, Don, viii. 672.
——-— argentea, Lamarck, iv. 323.
——— granulosa, Don, viii. 671.
———— heteromalla, Don, viii. 644.
—— — levigata, Lin. v 363.
Melia sempervirens, Swartz, viii. 643.
Melianthus major, Linn. i. 45.
Melidora pellucida, Salisb. xi. 884.
Melissa coccinea, Spreng. xxi. 1747.
Melodinus monogynus, Carey, x. 834.
Melvilla speciosa, Anders. x. 852.
Menyanthes exaltata, Bot. Mag. xviii.
1533.
Meristostigma anceps, Dietr. xxii. 1903.

1V

Mesembryanthemum blandum, Haw. vii.

582.
— tigrinum, Haw. iii.
260.
— obliquum, Haw. x.
863.

rubrocinctum, Haw,
xx. 1732.
capitatum, H. K. vi.

494.

—___. ———~- — pugioniforme, Linn.
vi. 494.

—__——_-—_—_—_—. elongatum, 6. Haw.
vi. 493.

—_-—__——__——— maximum, Haw. v.
358.

Mespilus acerifolia, Poiret, xiv. 1151.
— — constantinopolitana, Hort. xxii.
1847.
cordata, Mill. dict. xiv. 1161.
———— japonica, Thunb. vy. 365.
Michauxii, Pers. xxiii. 1939.
orientalis, Tourn. xxii. 1852.
———— phenopyrum, Linn. xiv. 1195].
sorbifolia, Pers. xiv. 1196.
Messerschmidia fruticosa, Linn. vi. 464.
Methonica malaborum, Herm. i. 77.
—— superba, Desf. i. 77.
Metrosideros linearis, Willd. v. 393.
Michauxia levigata, Vent. xvii. 1451.
—- —-— decandra, Fischer, xvii. 1451.
Miconia levigata, DC.? v. 363.
*Micropera, Lindl. xviii. 1522.
Microstylis ophioglossoides, 8. mexicana,
Lindl. xv. 1290.

Miersia, Lindl, xii. 992.

Milla biflora, Cavan. xviii. 1555.

uniflora, Bot. Mag. xxiii. 1921.

Miltonia spectabilis, Lindl. xxiii. 1992.

Mimosa sensitiva, Linn. i. 25.

——-— pudica, Linn. xi. 941.

——-— eleyans, Andr. v. 361.

—-— distachya, Venten. y. 361.

——-— Houstoni, L’ Herit. ii. 98.

——-— purpurea, Linn. ii. 129.

Mimulus luteus ; var. variegatus, xxi. 1796.

-——— variegatus, Lodd. xxi. 1796.

—— Smithii, xx. 1674.

——— propinquus, Lindl. xvi. 1330.

—-— luteus; Linn. var. rivularis, xii.
1030.

———-— parviflorus, Lindl. xi. 874.
—-— moschatus, Lindl. xiii. 1118.
—— floribundus, Lindl. xiii. 1125.
——— roseus, Lindl. xix. 1591.
Mirbelia dilatata, R. Br. xii. 1041.
——— cordata, Smith, xii. 1005.
——-— Bazxteri, xvii. 1434.
Mitella diphylla, Linn. ii. 166.
——— grandiflora, Pursh, xiv. 1178.
Modecca lobata, mas Jacq. v. 433.
myrtifolium, Lamarck, xxiii.
2013.
———— trifoliatum, Lamarck, iv. 264.
Mogorium undulatum, Lamarck, vi. 486. |

ALPHABETICAL

INDEX.

Monachanthus, Lindl. xviii. 1538.

-——_——_——.-. fimbriatus, Hook. xx. 1735.

————--— discolor, Lindl. xx. 1735.

ae viridis, Lindl. xxi. 1752.

Monadenia prasinata, Lindl. iii. 210.

Monarda punctata, Linn. i. 87.

—-—-— lutea, Mich. i. 87.

*Monotris, Lindl. xx. 1701.

Moluccella spinosa, Linn. xvi. 1382.

Morvea, species of, iv. App.

~—— catenulata, Lindl. xiii. 1074.

~—-— lurida, Ker, iv. 312:

—— gladiata, Thunb. iii. 229.

—-— Herberti, Lindl. xi. 949. xiii. 1090.

Mormodes atropurpurea, Lindl. xxii. 1861.

Morna nitida, Lindl. xxiii. 1941. 1944.

Morphology of Arum, x. 831.

Morphology of Nolana, x. 860.

Moscharia pinnatifida, Fl. peruv. xviii.
1564.

Mosigia pinnatifida, Spreng. xviii. 1564.

Motion of Duvaua leaves in water, xix.
1580.

Murraya exotica, Linn. v. 434.
Muracuja ocellata, Pers. vii. 574.
Musa rosacea, Jacq. ix. 706.
- Bihai, Linn. v. 374.
Muscari ciliatum, Ker, v. 394.
glaucum, Lindl. xiii. 1085.
Musseenda frondosa, Linn. vi. 517.
Musschia aurea, Dumort. i. 57.
Myanthus, Lindl. xviii. 1538.
———-- barbatus, Lindl. xxi. 1778.
cernuus, Lindl. xx. 1721.
— deltoides, Lindl. xxii. 1896.
*Myoda, Lindl. xix. 1618.
Myriomeles, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.
Myrtus? obscura, Lindl. xiii. 1044.

Nacibea coccinea, Aubl. ix. 693.

Nanodes discolor, Lindl. xviii. 1541.

Nauclea Adina, Smith, xi. 895.

—— Adinoides, Lindl. xi. 895. not.

Narcissus gracilis, Sabine, x. 816.

—— montanus, ii. 123.

———— Sabini, Lindl. ix. 762. x. 781.
App.

——— Macleaii, Lindl. ib. not. xii. 987.

——— Amancaes, Ruiz. et Pav. vii.
600.

Navarretia, F/. Per. xix. 1622.

a *intertexta, xix. 1622.
*cotulefolia, xix. 1622.
—— “pubescens, xix. 1622.
*pungens, xix. 1622.

—— *eryngoides, xix. 1622.

—~- *atractyloides, xix. 1622.
Nectarosecordum siculum, Lindl. xxii. 1913.
Nectandra radiata, Berg. i. 2.
Nemophila atomaria, Fischer, xxiii. 1940.
aurita, Lindl. xix. 1601.

— insignis, Benth. xx. 1713.
————.— phaceloides, Barton, ix. 740.
Neottia adnata, Swartz, xii. 985. ix. 760.

not.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX. lv

Neotlia australis, 3. Ker, vii. 602.
bicolor, Ker, x. 794.
—— cernua, Willd. x. 823.
—— grandiflora, Hooker, xii. 1048.
—— — orchioides, Swartz, ix. 701.
— procera, Ker, viii. 639.
Nephelium Longanum, Cambess. xx. 1729.
Nerine lucida, Herb. vi. 497.
flexuosa, Herb. ii. 172.
Nerium cordatum, Lamarck, vi. 469.
- coronarium, Ait. xiii. 1064.
—-—-- divaricatwn, Linn. xiii. 1064.
- grandifiorum, Roxb. v. 435.
——-—- odoratum, Lamarck, i. 74.
——- odorum, (3. Willd. i. 74.
—- tinctorium, Roxb. xi. 933.
Nicotiana persica, Lindl. xix. 1592.
nana, Lindl. x. 833.
multivalvis, Lindl. xiii. 1057.
Nierembergia filicaulis, Lindl. xix. 1649.
PSSSss intermedia, Graham, xxiii.
1931.
———_——_ pheenicea, Don, xix. 1626.
Nolana, Linn. fruit of, x. 865.
Nolana paradoxa, Lindl. x. 865.
Nomenclature, innovations in, xxii. 1829.
Notylia, Lindl, xi. 930.
— punctata, Lindl. ix. 759.
Nuttallia cordata, Lindl. xxiii. 1938.
Nyctanthes Arbortristis, Linn. v. 399.
— grandiflora, Lour. i. 1.
hirsuta, Linn. i. 15.
— Sambac, Linn. i. 1.
undulata, Linn. vi. 436.
Nycterinia Lychnidea, Don, ix. 748.
Ochranthe arguta, Lindl. xxi. 1819.
Odontoglossum *angustatum, Lindl. xxiii.
1992.
—— *Hallii, Id. ab.
Ciceoclades, Lindl. xviii. 1522.
—— maculata, Lindl. viii. 618. x.
App.

— falcata, Lindl. iv. 285.

Q@nothera concinna, Don, xxii. 1829.

decumbens, Douglas, xv, 1221.
-———— grandiflora, Fl. Peruv. ix. 763.
——— grandiflora, Ait. xix. 1604,
muricata, Linn. xix. 1604.
quadrivulnera, Doug]. xiii. 1119.
———— Romanzovii, Led. vii. 562.
———— suaveolens, Desf. xix. 1604.
—-——— tenella ; var. tenuifolia, xix. 1587.
——. -— undulata, H. K. ii. 147.
— viminea, Douglas, xy. 1220.
Ohlendorffia procumbens, Lehm. xxii. 1882.
—— rosulata, Nees, xxii. 1882.
Olea capensis, Linn. viii. 613.
Onagracez, notice of Spach’s new genera,

xxii. 1829. 1846. 1880.

Oncidium altissimum, Lindl. xxii. 1851.
— altissimum, Lindl. xx. 1651.
——— — ampliatum, Lindl. xx. 1699.
— Baueri, xix. 1651.
— bicornutum, Hooker, xii. 1007.
—-—— Cebolleta, Swartz, xxiii. 1994.

Oncidium ciliatum, Lindl. xx. 1660.
citrinum, Lindl. xxi. 1758.
—— cornigerum, Lindl. xviii. 1542.
-———— crispum, Lodd. xxiii. 1920.
———— deltoideum, Jd. xxiii. 2006.
*deltoideum, Jd. xxiii. 1929.
———— divaricatum ; 6. cupreum, Lindl.
’ xiii. 1050.
——— *eracile, Lindl. xxiii. 1929.
—-—— Harrisonianum, Lindl. xix. 1569.
—-—— iridifolium, Lindl. xxii. 1911.
*jisopterum, Lindl. xxiii. 1920.
—— —— *Karwinskii, Lindl. xxiii. 1992.
——— Lanceanum, Lindl. xxii. 1887.
Lemonianum, Lindl. xxi. 1789.
*leucochilum, Batem. xxiii. 1929.
*lunatum, Lindl. xxiii. 1929.
—— luridum, Lindl. ix. 727.
——-—— *maculosum, Lindl. xxiii. 1920.
———— *Martianum, Lindl, xxiii. 1920.
—— —- *nudum, Batem. xxiii. 1994.
———— papilio, Lindl. xi. 910.
—— —— pubes, Lindl. xii. 1007.
———\ pulchellum, Hooker, xxi. 1787.
pumilum, Lindl. xi. 920.
———— *ramosum, Lindl. xxiii. 1929.
———— *raniferum, Lindl. xxiii. 1929.
———— *reflexum, Lindl. xxiii. 1929.
——_—— *retusum, Lindl. xxiii. 1929.
— Russellianum, Jd. xxii. 1830.
*varicosum, Lindl, xxiii. 1920.
Ononis peduncularis, Lind. xvii. 1447.
Ophiopogon spicatus, Ker, vii. 593.
Ophrydee, genera of, xviii. 1499.
Ophrys tenthredinifera, Wélld. iii. 2065.
xiii. 1093,

—~— Speculum, Link, v. 370.

——— ciliata, Biv. Bern. y. 370.

—— Tenoreana, Lindl. xiii. 1093.

——w— araneifera, Id. xiv. 1197.

atrata, Id. xiii. 1087.

—— fusca, Link, xiii. 1071.

——— cernua, Linn. x. 823.

—— densiflora, Desfont. xviii. 1525.

Opuntia aurantiaca, Lindl. xix. 1606.

—— Dellenii, Haw. iii. 255.

— monacantha, Decand. xx. 1726.

Orchidacez, habits of, xx. 1699.

————— geography of, xx. 1699.

Orchis cordata, Willd. xviii. 1499.

falcata, Thunb. iv. 283.

——— fimbriata, H. K. v. 405.

foliosa, Soland. xx. 1701.

——— longibracteata, Biv. y. 357.

longicornis; Desf. iii. 202.

—~— pectinata, Willd. xx. 1653.

~——— papilionacea, xiv. 1155.

——— procera, Swartz, xxii. 1858.

——-— rubra, Jacq. xiv. 1155.

—— secundiflora, Bertolon. xviii. 1525.

—— tephrosanthos, 3. Ker, v. 375.

——— undulatifolia, Biv. v. 375.

——— variegata, Jacq. v. 367.

Ornithogalum arabicum, L. xi. 906.

——— chloroleucum, Lindl. xxii.
1853,

lvi ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Ornithogalum fimbriatum, MZ. B. vii. 555.
-—-— flavescens, Jacq. iv. 305.
ee Lattolums lt, Xx Ode,
——_—_—_——. corymbosum, F1. Per. xi. $06.
—__—___-—. niveum, Willd. iii. 235.
——_————. ceruleum, Rafinesq. xxii.
1878.
—__———— prasinum, Ker, ii. 158.
—--_——— _ revolutum, Jacq. iv. 315.
—————— thyrsoides; a. album, iv.
316,
8. flavescens,
Ker, iv. 305.
—— virens, Lindl.x. 814.
Orobus atropurpureus, Desfont. xxi. 1765.
— siculus, Rafin- xxi. 1763.
Rafinesquii, Presl. xxi. 1763.
Orthrosanthus multiflorus, Sweet, xiii.
090.

ooo

—_—-—_-—-— thyrsoides,

Osbeckia zeylanica, Linn. vii. 565.
chinensis, Linn. vii. 542.
stellata, Don, viii. 674.
nepalensis ; var. albiflora, xvii.
1475.
Othonna abrotanifolia, Linn. ii.108.
cheirifolia, Linn. iv. 266.
Ovieda anceps, Spreng. xxii. 1903.
Oxalis, value of characters in, xviii. 1505.
Oxalis, Bowiei, Herbert, xix. 1585.
earnosa, Molina, xiii. 1063.
—— Cummingi, Lindl. xviii. 1545.
divergens, Bentham, xix. 1620.
—-—— flava, Willd. ii. 117.
——— floribunda, Lehm. xiii. 1125.
—— — a. floribus albis, xviii. 1505.
——-— #3. floribus rubris, xviii. 1505.
Frutescens, Linn. x. 810.
fulgida, Lind. xiii. 1075.
—— grandiflora, Jacq. xviii. 1505.
—— laxula, Jacq. xviii. 1505.
—— purpurea, Jacq. xviii. 1505.
—— Plumieri, Willd. x. 810.
-——— Piotte, Colla, xxi. 1817.
——— rosea, Jacq. xiii. 1123.
——— rigidula, Jacq. xviii. 1505.
speciosa, Jacq. xviii. 1505.
suggillata, Jacq. xviii. 1505.
——-—- tortusa, Lindl. xy. 1249.
— —tenera, Sprengel, xiii. 1046.
—— variabilis, Jacq. xviii. 1505.
—— variabilis, a. Jacq. xviii. 1505.
— variabilis, 3. Jacq. xviii. 1505.
Oxylobium scandens, Benth. xvii. 1434.
— arborescens, H. K. v. 392.
——— — retusum, R. Br. xi. 913.
Oxytropis Lamberti, DC. xiii. 1054.
Oxyura chrysanthemoides, DC. xxii. 1850.

Pachypodium tuberosum, Lindl. xvi. 1321.
Pachysandria? coriacea, Hooker, xii. 1012.
Pachysandra procumbens, Mich. i. 33.
Peeonia, species of, x. 819.

— albiflora, fragrans, DeCand.vi. 485.
—— — albiflora, Pottsii, xvii. 1436.
——— albiflora, Whitleji, viii. 630.

Peonia albiflora, 8. Willd. i. 42.

cretica, Sabine, x. 819.

—— — hybrida, Pall. xiy. 1208.
——— mollis, Anderson, vi. 474.
—_— Moutan, DeCand. var. a. v. 379.
——-—— Moutan ; albida plena, xx. 1678.
—— — Moutan lacera, xxi. 1771.
—-—— semidouble tree, xvii. 1456.
——— villosa, Desfont. vi. 474.

Palavia rhombifolia, Graham, xvi. 1375.
Pallasia halimifolia, Willd. xi. 909.
Pancratium, species of, viii. 623.

— amcenum, var. Andr. i. 43.
———— Amancaes, Ker, vii. 600.
—— —— angustum, Ker, iii. 221.
—-————-_ australasicum, Ker, ix. 715.
———— calathiforme, Redouté, iii. 215.
calathinum, Ker, iii. 216.
canariense, Ker, ii. 174.

— Carolinianum, Linn. xi. 927.
——_——— flavum, Ruiz, et Pavon. x. 778.
——— —— guianense, Ker, iv. 265.
——_—— — maritimum, Willd. ii. 161.
————— Mexicanum, Linn. xi. 940.
—— — —— narcissiflorum, Jacq. iii. 215.
———— ovatum, Mill. i. 43.
———_——— pedale, Lindl. xix. 1641.
———— verecundum, Ker, y. 413.
—-~— zeylanicum, Zinn. vi. 479.
Papaveracee, their transition to Ranuncu-

laceze, xx. 1679.
Papayer bracteatum, Lind. viii. 658.
——— persicum, Lindl. xix. 1570.
——— floribundum, Desfont. ii. 134.
Pappus, morphological nature of, x. 835.
Paritium tiliaceum, S¢. Hil. iii. 232.
Passerina levigata, Linn. i. 2.
Passiflora, its name explained, ii. 152.
— adiantifolia, Willd. iii. 233.
— alato-ccerulea, Lindl. x. 848.
———— albida, Ker, viii. 677.
—— —— angustifolia, Swartz, iii. 188.
———— aurantia, Andr. iii. 233.
biflora, Lamarck, vii. 577.
coerulea, Linn. vi. 488.
——— discolor, Link. vii. 597.
edulis, Sims, ii. 152, and App.
foetida, Linn. iv. 321.
———— filamentosa, Willd. vii. 584.
———— glauca, Willd. i. 88.
———— gossypiifolia, Desv. xix. 1634.
———— glabra, Wendl. iii. 233.
———~— gracilis, Link, xi. 870.
—- herbertiana, Ker, ix. 737.
— hirsuta, Lodd. iy. 321.
———— heterophylla, H. K. iii. 188.
——~— — hibiscifolia, Decand. xix. 1634.
——-—— holosericea, Linn. i. 59.
———— incarnata, var. integrifolia, Ker,
iv. 332.
incarnata, 3. Willd. ii. 152. and
App.
——— kermesina, Link et Otto, xix.
1633

———— laurifolia, Linn.i. 18.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Passiflora longifolia, Lamarck, iii. 188.
- lunata, Smith, vii. 577.
ligularis, Juss. xvi. 1339.
—— — lutea, Linn. i. 79.
maliformis, Linn. ii. 94,
-minima, Linn. ii. 144.
murucuja, Linn, vii. 574.
———— normalis, Willd. i. 78.
———— pallida, Linn. viii. 660.
palmata, Lodd. vii. 584.
— peltata, Cav. vi. 507.
perfoliata, Linn. i. 78.
———- pheenicea, Lindl. xix. 1603.
———-— picturata, Ker, viii. 673.
——— Princeps, Lodd. iv. 285.
———— punctata, Lawr. vy. 432.
quadrangularis, Zinn. i. 14.
racemosa, Brotero, iv. 285.
rubra, Linn. ii. 95.
stipulata, Aublet, i. 88.
———\- tuberosa, Jacq. v. 432.
vespertilio, Linn. vii. 597.
vespertilio, Lawr. vii. 577.
Patersonia glabrata, R. Br. i. 51.
Pavetta indica, Linn. iii. 198.
alba, Vahl. iii. 198.
Pavonia spinifex, Willd. iv. 339.
Pedaliacez, placentation of, xi. 939.
Pedilanthus Tithymaloides, Kunth, x. 837.
Pedilonum secundum, Blume, xv. 1291.
Pelexia spiranthoides, Lindl. xii. 985.
*Peliostomum scoparium, /. M. xxii. 1882.
*leucorhizum, #. M. xxii.
1882.
*virgatum, #.M. xxii. 1882,
*viscosum, H. M. xxii. 1882.
————--——- *origanoides, HE. M. xxii.
1882.

———

—_—

Penza squamosa, Linn. ii. 106.
tetragona, Berg. ii. 106.
Pentapetes phoenicea, Linn. vii. 575.
Pentaraphia, Lindl. xiii. 1110.
Pentstemon acuminatis, Douglas, xv. 1285.
——— angustifolius, Lindl. xiii. 1122.
attenuatus, Douglas, xv. 1295.
———— barbatus, G. Benth. ii. 116.
—————- breviflorus, Lindl. xxiii. 1946.
———— centranthifolius, xx. 1737.
————— confertus, Douglas, xv. 1260.
———--— diffusus, Douglas, xiv. 1132.
————~— deustus, Douglas, xvi. 1318.
glandulosus, Douglas, xv. 1262:
——-——— glaucus, Lindl. xv. 1286.
heterophyllus, Lindl. xxii. 1899.
————— nemorosus, xiv. 1211.
——-—_—— pruinosus, Douglas, xv. 1280.
———— Richardsonii, Dougl. xiii. 1121.
—— — Scouleri, Lindl. xv. 1277.

— speciosus, Douglas, xv, 1270.

— staticifolius, Lindl. xxi. 1770.
—_-— triphyllus, Douglas, xv. 1245.
——— — pulchellus, Lindl. xiv. 1138.
——-— venustus, Douglas, xv. 1309.
Peperidium tubulatum, Lindl. ix. 777.
Pereskia Bleo, H. B. K. xvii. 1473.

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Pereskia aculeata, DeCand. xxiii. 1928.
Pergularia odoratissima, Smith, v. 412.
Perilomia ocymoides, Kunth, xvii. 1i 304.
Periphragmos futidus, Ruiz et Pavon, iv.
999,
Periploca africana, Linn. ii. 111.
greca, Wilid. x. 803.
Peristeria cerina, Lindl. xxiii. 1953.
Peristylus cordatus, Lindl. xviii. 1499.
Pernettia mucronata, Gaudichaud,xx. 1675.
Persea gratissima, Kunth, xv. 1258
Petunia intermedia, Lindl. xxiii. 1931,
violacea, Sweet, xix. 1626.
Peucedanum aureum, Soland. vii. 559.
Phacelia tanacetifolia, Benth. xx. 1696.
Phzenocoma prolifera, Don, i. 21.
Phalangium Nepalense, Lindl. xii. 998.
—— — ecanaliculatum, Pers. xi. 877.
—- Quamash, Pursh, xviii. 1486.
Pharbitis pudibunda, xii. 999.
— Nil, Choisy, iv. 276.
— — diversifolia, Lindl. xxiii. 1988.
— hederacea, Choisy, i. 85.
Pharium fistulosum, Herb. xviii. 1546.
Phaseolus semierectus, Linn. ix. 743.
—-——-— Caracalla, Linn. iv. 341.
Philadelphus verrucosus, Schrad. vii. 570.
—— grandiflorus, Ker, vii. 570.
————-— speciosus, Schrad. xxiii. 2003.
Philodendron crassinervium, Lindl. xxiii.
1958.
Phlogacanthus guttatus, Nees, xvi. 1334.
Phlomis floecosa. D. Don, xv. 1300.
——— nepetifolia, Linn. iv. 281.
Phlox Drummondi, Hooker, xxiii.1949,1954.
—-- suffruticosa, Willd. i. 68.
——- nitida, Pursh.i. 68.
——- speciosa, Pursh, xvi. 1351.
——-- linearis, Cav. xix. 1622.
- pinnata, Cav. xix. 1622.
Pholidota imbricata, Lind]. xxi. 1777.
pallida, Lindl. xiv. 1213.
Photinia *prunifolia, Lindl.
—— *arguta, Walls.
*pustulata, Lindl,
*integrifolia, Lindl.
*eugenifolia, Lindl.
——— arbutifolia, Lindl. vi. 491.
Phycella, Lindl. xi. 928, not.
———— faucial processes in, considered,
xvi. 1341, not.
ignea, Lindl. x. 809; et xi. 928,
in not.
Herbertiana, Lindl. xvi. 1341.
—_——- brevituba, Herbert, xxiii. 1943.
Phylica capitata, Thunb. ix. 711.
- pubescens, H. K.ix. 711.
- rubra, Willd. xviii. 1498.
Physolobium Stirlingii, Benth. xxii. 1845.
Physianthus albens, Martius, xxi. 1759.
Physosiphon, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—— Loddigesii, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—_———— emarginata, Lindl. xxi. 1797
——-~ spiralis, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
Pimelea humilis, Bs Br. xv. 1268

—_—— xxiii. 1956.

Twink

Pimelea intermedia, Lindl. xvii. 1430.
-ligustrina, Lab. xxi. 1827.
- sylvestris, R. Br. xix. 1582.
- hispida, F. Br. xix. 1578.
Pinguicula lutea, Vahl. ii. 126.
— campanulata, Lamarck, ii. 126.
Pisum maritimum, Linn. xiv. 1144.
Pitcairnia suaveolens, Lindi. xiii. 1069.
— flammea, Lindl. xiii. 1092.
— bromelieefolia, Ait. xii. 1011.
Pittosporam revolutum, H. K. iii. 186.
———— fomentosum, Bonpl. iii. 186.
—~-——._ flavum, Rudge, iii. 186.
undulatum, Bot. Fep. i. 16.
Plagiolobium Chorozemeefolium, Sweet,
Evili. 1524.
Platanthera fimbriata, Lindl. v. 405.
Platycerium alcicorne, Gaudich. iii. 262,
263.
Platystemon californicum, Benth. xx. 1679.
Platystigma lineare, Benth. xxiii. 1954.
Plectranthus aromaticus, Roxb. xviii.1520.
—— australis, #R. Br. xiii. 1098.
Plectritis congesta, Lindl. xiii. 1094.
Plumbago capensis, Z'hunb. v. 417.
Pleroma vimineum, Don, viii. 664.
-———— heteromallum, Don, viii. 644.

Pleurothallis *angustifolia, Lindl. xxi.1797.

—~ -— *bidentata, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——_——-— *capillaris, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
*discoidea, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
———— — emarginata, Lind]. xxi. 1797.
—_——_— — *glandiflora, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——.--—~ — Grobyi, Bateman, xxi. 1797.
— ——--- *hians, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—— --—— *hymenantha, Lind1.xxi.1797.
——_—_— — *Jamiesoni, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——— ---—— ochreata, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—_————- *papillosa, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—_-——-—~ *punctata, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——_———- punctata, Ker, ix. 759.
—_——- *picta, Lindl. xxi. 1825.
—_—— ——- prolifera, Herbert, xv. 1298.

——_———--—~ *rubens, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
—— — *rupestris, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——_———- saurocephala, Lod. xxiii. 1968.

—- *sclerophylla, Lindl. xxi.1797.
*teres, Lindl. xxi. 1797.

— ? coccinea, Hooker, xi. 930.
Plumeria tricolor, Ruizet Pavon, vi. 510.

acuminata, H. K. ii. 114.
———— rubra, Linn. x. 780.
arborescens, Browne, x. 780.
Lambertiana, Lindl. xvi. 1378.
— bicolor, Ruiz et Pavon, vi. 480.
— alba; 3. fragrans, Kunth. vi. 480.
Podalyria buxifolia, Willd. xi. 869.
- pedunculata, Pers. xi. 869.
Podolobium scandens, DC. xvii. 1434.

— staurophyllum, DC. xii. 959.
——— trilobatum, R. Br. xvi. 1833.
Pogonia ophioglossoides, Pur'sh, ii. 142.

— pendula, Lindl. xi. 908.
Poivrea coccinea, DC. y. 429.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Polemoniacez, revision of, xix. 1622.
Polemonium mexicanum, Lagasca, vi. 460.
ceruleum; var. piliferum,
Lindl. xv. 1308-
humile, Willd. xv. 1304.
Polianthes tuberosa, Linn. i. 63.
Polygala oppositifolia, Linn. viii. 636.
_ var. major, Lindl.
xiv. 1146.
ligularis, Ker, viii. 637.
latifolia, Ker, viii. 645.
——_—— myrtifolia, Linn. viii. 669.
paniculata, Linn. ix. 761.
speciosa, Sims, ii. 150.
Polygonum emarginatum, Foth. xiii. 1065.
— injucundum, Lindl. xv. 1250.
———— frutescens, Linn. iii. 254.
Polyspora axillaris, Sweet, iv. 349. viii. Ap.
Polystachya, species of, x. 851.
———_—— puberula, Lindl. x. 851.
Ponthieva petiolata, Lindl. ix. 760.
Portulaca pilosa, Linn. x. 792.
- foliosa, Lindl. x. 793.
—_-——.- guineensis, Lindl. x. 793.
- Gilliesii, Hooker, xx. 1672.
Potentilla arguta, Pursh, xvi. 1379.
— confertifiora, Spreng. xvi. 1379.
———— glandulosa, Lindl. xix. 1583.
——— glandulosa; #. incisa, Lindi.
xxiii. 1973.
Hopwoodiana, xvi. 1387.
——-~— laciniosa, W. & K. xviii. 1478.
———— missonrica, Horn. xvii. 1412.
——— pennsylvanica, B. DC. xvi. 1379.
Russell’s, xviii. 1496.
——— viscosa, Decand. xviii. 1492.
Pothos gracilis, Rudge, xix. 1636.
— scandens, Linn. xvi. 1337.
Pratia begonifolia, Lindl. xvi. 1373.
Prescottia *micrantha, Lindl. xxii. 1916.

—— - *leptostachya, Id. ab.
————-- *colorans, Id. ab.
——-- *stachyodes, Td. ib.

- *petiolaris, Id. ab.

Primula venusta, Host. xxiii. 1983.

— Freyeri, Hoppe, xviii. 1983.

——-— sinensis, Lindl. vii. 539.

—— prenitens, Ker, vii. 539.

——— Pallasii, Lehm. xi. 896.

———~ minima, Linn. vii. 581.

Prismatocarpus pentagonius, L’Herit.i. 56.

Prockia Crucis, Linn. xii. 972.

Prostanthera lasiantha, Lab. ii. 143.

———— — violacea, R. Br. xiii. 1072.

Protea acerosa, Brown, v. 351.

— argentea, Linn. xii. 979.

——— aulacea, Thunb. xii. 1016.

bruniades, Linn. v. 402.

cinerea, Willd. x. 826.

——— corymbosa, Thunb. v. 402.

——— densa, Willd. x. 826.

——— grandiflora, R. Br.; B. angusti-
folia, vii. 569.

—— pulchella, H. K.i. 20.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Protea longifolia, Bot. Rep. i. 47.
——— marginata, Lamarck, vii.
~——— neriifolia, R. Br. iii. 208.
——— villifera, Lindl. xii. 1023.
——— speciosa, Andr. i. 20.
torta, Thunb. x. 826.
Prunus dasycarpa, Eh. xv. 1243.
— Armeniaca nigra, Desf. xv. 1243.
~——-— candicans, DC. xiv. 1135.
japonica, xxi. 1801.
——— japonica, Thunb. i. 27.
——— paniculata, Ker, x. 800.
— prostrata, Lab. ii. 136.
Psidium Cattleyanum, Lindl. viii. 622.—
x. App-

——— pyriferum, Linn. xiii. 1079.
— polycarpon, Lambert, viii. 653.
Psoralea pedunculata, Ker, iii. 225.
— melilotoides, Mch. vi. 454.
Melilotus, Pers. vi. 454.
Onobrychis, Vuéttal, vi. 453.
orbicularis, Lindl. xxiii. 1971.
macrostachya, DeCand. xxi. 1769.
—- pubescens, Weld. xii. 968.
*Pterostigma, Benth. xxi. 1770.
Pulmonaria paniculata, H. K. ii. 146.
Pultenzea subumbellata, Hooker, xix. 1632.
rosmarinifolia, Lindl. xix. 1584.
—— flexilis, R. Br. xx. 1694.

retusa, Smith, v. 378.
—- —— ilicifolia, Bot. Rep. xvi. 1833.
Purshia tridentata, Decand. xvii. 1446.
Pyrethrum sinense, DC. i. 4.
var. pink quilled, viii. 616.

— var. superbum, vi. 455.
————— indicum, Cass. xv. 1287.
——_——— var.plenum, xviii. 1502.
—————- carneum, WM. B. xii. 1024.
roseum, xii. 1024.

——-—~— feniculaceum, Willd. iv. 272.
--—_———~-? apiifolium, vii. 527.
Pyrolirion aureum, Herbert, xx. 1724.
Pyrus angustifolia, Willd. xiv. 1207.

- Bollwylleriana, DeCand. xvii. 1437.
——- communis, Lour. xv. 1248.
——-- coronaria, Linn. viii. 651.

—- crenata, Don, xx. 1655.

——- floribunda, Lindl. xii. 1006.
——- grandifolia, Lindl. xiv. 1154.
——- hybrida, Meench. xiv. 1196.
——-. nivalis, Linn. xviii. 1484.

——- Pollveria, Linn. xvii. 1437.
——- sanguinea, Pursh, xiv. 1171.
——- spuria, Decand. xiv. 1196.
diverstfolium, Hooker, xii. 1025.
——- sinensis, Lindl. xv. 1248.

——- salicifolia, M. B. vi. 514.

- salvifolia, DeCand. xviii. 1482.
—— vestita, Wall. xx. 1655.
Pyschotria elliptica, Ker, viii. 607.

569.

Quamoclit sanguinea, i. 9.

Queltia poculigera, Salisb. ii. 123.
Quillajz, Don, objected to, xxii. 1836.
Quisqualis indica, Linn. vi. 492.

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Raphiolepis, Lind/. vi. 468, xxiii. 1956.
— its testa not fungous, xvii. 1400.
— indica, Lindl. vi. 468.
————.— salicifolia, Lindl. viii. 652.
rubra, Lindl xvii. 1400.
Ranunculus creticus, macrophyllus, DeC.
xvii. 1452.
—— macrophyllus, Desf. xvii. 1432.
Reaumuria hypericoides, Willd. x. 845.
Rehmannia chinensis, Fischer et Meyer,
xxiii. 1960.
— — glutinosa, Libosch. xxiii. 1960.
Reevesia thyrsoidea, Lindl. xv. 1236.
Renanthera coccinea, Loureiro, xiv. 1131.
Replum, employed by Brown, xi. 912.
Renealmia calearata, Andr. ii. 141.
Reseda odorata, Linn. 6B. suffrutescens,
iii. 227.

Rethania pungens, Ker, vii. 587.
Reticulated cellular tissue in seeds, xiii.
1108.
Rhexia Fontanesii, Bonpl. viii. 671.
holosericea, H. B. iv. 323.
versicolor, Lindl. xiii. 1066.
— vininea, Don, viii. 664.
Rhodanthe Manglesii, Lindd. xx. 1703.
Rhodochiton volubile, Zuce. xxi. 1755.
Rhododendron arboreum, Smith, xi. 890.

var. cinnamo-
meum, xxiii. 1982.
var. rYreseum,

Lindl. xy. 1240.
var. album, XxX.
1684.
Alta-clerense, xvii. 1414.
--—— Carton’s, xvii. 1449.
cinnamomeum, Wallich, xxiii.
1982.
~———-———~ dauricum, Linn. f. atrovi-
reus, iii. 194.
—~— ——-—~ hybridum, Ker, iii. 195.
Highelere hybrids, history
of, xvii. 1414.
——_—— — minus, Mich. i. 37.
—_—_ ——_—— pulcherrimum, xxi. 1820.
—— punctatum, Willd. var. B. b :
37.

Rhynchosia caribaea, DC. iv. 275.
Ricotia wgyptiaca, Linn. i. 49.
Lunaria, DC. i. 49.
Ribes aureum, Pursh, ii. 125.
——- aureum, Colla, xv. 1274.
——- cereum, Douglas, xv. 1263.
- *divaricatum, Dougl. xvi. 13491359.
——- *echinatum, Dougl. xvi. 1349.
——- inebrians, Lindl. xvii. 1471.
- *irriguum, Dougl. xvi. 1349.
—- niveum, Lindl. xx. 1692.
—- *petiolare, Dougl. xvi. 1349.
——- prostralum, Ruiz et Pavon, xx.
1658. xv. 1278.
——- punctatum, DeCand. xx. 1658. xv.
1278.
_.- sanguineum, Pursh, xvi. 1349.
——- setosum, Lindl. xy. 1237.

lx ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Ribes stamineum, Smith, xviii. 1557.

- speciosum, Pursh, xviii. 1557.

- tenuiflorum, Lindl. xv. 1274.

Richea glauca, Labillard. xxii. 1008.

Robinia pygmea, Linn. xii. 1021.

Rochea versicolor, DC. iv. 320.

Rodriguezia Batemanni, P. & E. xxiii.
1927. 1929.

Bateman, = Xxiii.
1927. 1929.

secunda, H. B. K. xi. 930.

lanceolata, Lodd. xi. 930.

Rondeletia asiatica, Linn. ii. 119.

odorata, Jacq. xxii. 1905.

Rosa alpina, Linn. v. 424.

Banksie, H. K. flor. pl. alb. v. 397.

Banksie lutea, Lindl. xiii. 1105.

berberifolia, Pallas, xv. 1261.

—— cherokeensis, Donn, xxiii. 1922.

— Clare, xvii. 1438.

ferox, H. K.v. 420.

fraxinifolia, Borkh. vi. 458.

gallica, Linn. var. Tuscany, vi. 448.

glandulifera, Roxb. x. 829.

grandiflora, Lindl. xi. 888.

Grevillet, Hort. xvi. 1372.

—— hystria, Lindl. xxiii. 1922.

—— indica fragrans, Redout. x. 804.

-— indica, f. odoratissima, Lindl. x. 804.

— inermis, Roxb. xiii. 1105.

—— involucrata, Lindl. ix. 739.

-—— kamchatica, Vent. v. 419.

kamchatica, Redouté, y. 420.

kamchatica, Vent. 8. nitens, x. 824.

—— levigata, Mich. xxiii. 1922.

Lawranceana, Sweet, vii. 538.

— lutea nigra, Prony. xii. 976.

—— microphylla, Roxb. xi. 919.

—— moschata; var. nepalensis, Lindl. x.

829.
—— moschata; var. nivea, Lindl. x. 861.
—— multiflora, Thunb. v. 425.

ee candle,

—— multiflora; var. platyphylla, Redouté,

xvi. 1372.
—— muscosa, Mill. i. 53.
—— nivea, Decand. xxiii. 1922.
—— nivea, Dupont. x. 861.
—— odorata, Sweet, x. 804.
—— parvifolia, Hhr. vi. 452.
—— provincialis, 6. muscosa, plena alba,
ii. 102.
—-— provincialis, 8. muscosa simpl. i. 53.
—— rubrifolia, Villars, vy. 480.
—— Ruga, xvi. 1389.
—— sempervirens, Linn. vi. 465.
simplicifolia, Salisb. xv. 1261.
sinica, Lindl. xxiii. 1922.
—— sulphurea, Willd. i. 46.
—— spinosissima, Linn.; var. reversa, v.
431.

—— ternata, Poiret. xxiii. 1922.

—— trifoliata, Bose. xxiii. 1922.

Woodsii, Lindl. xii. 976.

Royena pubescens, Willd. foemina, vi. 500.
hirsuta, Jacq. vi. 500,

Rabus pauciflorus, Wallich, x. 854.
parvifolius, Zinn. vi. 496.
triphyllus, Thunb. vi. 496.
nutkanus, Decand.xvi. 1368.
roridus, J. indl. xix. 1607.
——— reflexus, Ker, vi. 461.

— spectabilis, Pwrsh, xvii. 1424.
Rudbechia, alata, Jacq. vii. 598.
—————— triloba, Linn. vii. 525.
Ruellia cristata, Andr. xviii. 1477.
depressa, Thunb? xxii. 1882.
—— infundibuliformis, Sims, i. 69.
—— paniculata, Linn. vii. 585.
persicifolia, Lindl. xi. 955.
——— Sabiniana, Wallich, xv. 1238.
Russelia juncea, Zuccarint, xxi. 1773.
Ruta pinnata, Linn. iv. 307.

Sagittaria angustifolia, Lindl. xiv. 1141.
Saccolabium papillosum, Lindl. xviii. 1552.
——_— guttatum, Lindl. xvii. 1443.
Salpiglossis atropurpurea, Graham,} xviii.
1518.
——_-——— integrifolia, Hooker, xix. 1626.
———_— _ linearis, Hooker, xxiii. 1931.
Salvia, the nature of its stamens, xii. 1019.
amara, Jacq. iv. 347.
—— — amarissima, Ort. iv. 347.
——— amena, Bot, Mag. vi. 446.
——-— angustifolia, Cav. xviii. 1554.
——— austriaca, Linn. xii. 1019.
boosiana, Jacq. vi. 446.
cardinalis, H. B. K. xvi. 1356.
——— carnosa, Douglas, xvii. 1469.
——— foliosa, Bentham, xvii, 1429.
—-— Grahami, Bentham, xvi. 1370.
hispanica, Linn. v. 359.
——— involucrata, Cav. xiv. 1205.
—— levigata, H.B.K. xiv. 1205.
——— lamiifolia, Jacq. vi. 446.
reptans, Jacq. xviii. 1554.
——— rhombifolia, R. & P. xvii. 1429.
—— Simsiana, Schultes, xii. 1003.
Sclarea, Linn. xii. 1003.
——-— splendens, Ker, viii. 687.
——— virgata, Orteg. xviii. 1554.
Sanseyviera zeylanica, Willd. ii. 160.
Sanvitalia procumbens, Lamarck, ix. 707.
villosa, Cavan. ix. 707.
Sarcanthus succisus, Lindl. xii. 1014.
— —— rostratus, Id. xii. 981.
paniculatus, Lindl. iii. 220.
teretifolius, Lindl. viii. 676.
— guttatus, xvii. 1443.
Sarcococca pruniformis, Lindl. xii. 1012.
Sarcochilus faleatus, R. Br. xxii. 1832.
Satyrium adnatum, Swartz, xii. 985.
cucullatum. Swartz, v. 416.
coriifolium, Swartz, ix. 703.
diphyllum, Link, xviii. 1499.
———— grandiflorum, Thunb. xi. 926.
maculatum, Desfont. xviii. 1525.
Sauroglossum elatum, Zd. xix. 1618.
Scabiosa graminifolia, Linn. x. 830.
—-— Webbiana, Don, ix. 717.

ALPHABETICAL

Scaphyglottis, Popp. § Endl. xxii. 1901.
—_— violacea, Lindl. xxii. 1901.
Schaueria calicotricha, Mees, xii. 1027.
Schizandrez, notes upon, xx. 1688.

Schizanthus pinnatus ; hwmilis, xviii. 1562. |

retusus, Hooker, xviii. 1544.
— pinnatus, Ruiz et Pav. ix.725.
Schizopetalum, R. Br. ix. 752.

—-— Walkeri, Bot. Mag. ix. 752.
Schenoprasum longifolium, Kunth. xii.
1034.

Scilla plumbea, Lindt. xvi. 1355.

- Cupaniana, Giusson, xxii. 1878.
——- fistulosa, Ratinesque. xxii. 1878.
- pomeridiana, DeCand. vii. 564.
Scopularia, Lindl. xx. 1701.

Scottia levis, Lindl. xix. 1652.
dentata, R. Br. xv. 1233.

— angustifolia, Lindl. xv. 1266.

Scrophulariacez, revised by Bentham, xxi.
1770.
the genera enumerated, 7b.
Scutellaria, species of, xviii. 1493.
alpina, Linn. xvii. 1460.
variegata, Hort. xvii. 1460.
alpina; var. lupulina, Benth.
xviii. 1493.
Scytalia Longan, Roxb. xx. 1729.
——— verticillata, Roxb. xiii. 1059.
Sedum, alsinefolium, Allioni, xvi. 1391.
— azureum, Desfont. vi. 520.
Cepza, Linn. xvi. 1391.
—— ceruleum, Vahl. vi. 520.
—— galioides, Allioni, xvi. 1391.
—— paniculatum, Lamarck, xvi. 1391.
—— spatulatum, Waldst. xvi. 1391.
——— ternatum, Mich. ii. 142.
— — tetraphyllum, Smith, xvi. 1391.
Selago Gillii, Hooker, xviii. 1504.
—— fasciculata, Linn. iii. 184.
Selloa glutinosa, Spreng. vi. 462.
Sempervivum caliciforme, Haw. xi. 892.
—— glntinosum, H. K. iv. 278.
arboreum, Linn. ii. 99.
urbicum, Haw. xx. 1741.
— villosum, Haw. xxiii. 1553.
Senacia Maytenus, Lamarck, xx. 1702.
Senecio adenotrichius, DC. xiv. 1190.
—— grandiflorus, Berg. xi. 901.
lilacinus, Lindl. xvi. 1342,91349.
—— Pseudo-China, Andr.i. 41. ™
speciosus, Ker, i. 41.
——— Tussilaginis, Lessing, xviii. 1550.
venustus, H. K. xi. 901.
Serapias longipetala, Rchb. xiv. 1189.

— —_ —

——— cordigera ; var. longipetala, Lindl.
xiv. 1189.
—— lancifera, St. Amans, xiv. 1189.

Serratula scariosa, Linn. xx. 1654.
Sesbania picta, Pers. xi. 873.

— gracillima, Hort. xi. 873.
Shuteria bicolor, Choisy, iv. 318.
Sida malveeflora, DC. xii. 1036.
— mollis, Ortega, v. 360.

— grandifolia, Willd. y. 360.

INDEX. Ixi
Siegesbeckia Jorullensis, Kunth, xiii. 1061.
Silene chloreefolia, Smith, xxiii. 1989.
—-- laciniata, Cav. xvii. 1444.

—-—- pensylvanica, Mich. iii. 247.

—— incarnata, Lodd. iii. 247.

Sinningia villosa, Lindl. xiy. 1134.

Helleri, Nees, xii. 997.

— guttata, Lindl. xiii. 1112.
———— *velutina, Id.

*villosa, Id.

Sisyrinchium graminifolium, Lindl. xiii.
1067.

——- ——— *flexuosum, Jd. not.
graminifolium, 3. pumilum,
xxii. 1915.

————— narcissoides, Cav. xv. 1283.
—— odoratissimum, Lindl.

1283.
——-——— iridifolium, Kunth, viii. 646.
———--— grandiflorum, Douglas, xvi.
1364,
-—— — cyaneum, Lindl. xiii. 1090.
Skinnera excorticata, Forst. x. 857.
Solandra guttata,-D. Don ,xviii. 1551.
Solanacez, limits of, xix. 1626.
———— multilocular species, xiii. 1057.
Solanum etuberosum, Lindl. xx. 1712.
crispum, R. & P. xviii. 1516.
——-—— Seaforthianum, Bot. Rep. xii. 969.
———— fontanesianum, Dumnal. ii. 177.
decurrens, Dunal. ii. 140.
———— Bailbisti, Dunal, ii. 140.
brancefolium, Jacq. ii. 140.
sisymbrifolium, Lamarck, ii. 140.
———— amazonium, Ker, i. 71, &ii. App.
Sollya, its fruit, &c. described, xx. 1719.
—— heterophylla, Zindl. xvii. 1466.
Sophora buzifolia, Retz, xi. 869.
——— pedunculata, Thunb. xi. 869.
—— fabacea, xv. 1272.
——— macrocarpa, Smith, xxi. 1798.
Sophronitis, Lindl. xiv. 1147, note.
——~— —— *grandiflora, Lindl. xxii. 1919.
—— cernua, Lindl. xiii. 1129.
Soulangia rubra, Lindl. xviii. 1498.
Phylica rubra, Willd. xviii. 1498.
Southwellia nobilis, Sadisd. iii. 185.
——— —— Tragacantha, Schott. xvi. 1353.
Sparaxis, species of, iii. App.
———— grandiflora, y. Ker, iii. 258.
——— pendula, Ker, xvi. 1360.
Spartium acutifolium, Lind1. xxiii. 1974.
——~— contaminatum, H.K. ii. 104.
ferox, Willd. v. 368.
——-—— heterophyllum, L’Herit, v. 368.
Spathelia simplex, Linn. viii. 670.
Species and varieties, difference between,
xiii. 1078.

Species, limits of, ix. 777.
Specklinia *atropurpurea, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
- *retusa, Lindl. xxi. 1797.

- *scariosa, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
*pusilla, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
——-—— *acuminata, Lindl. xxi. 1797.
*elegans, Lindl, xxi. 1797.

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Ixii ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Specularia pentagonia, A. DC. i. 56.
Spermadictyon azureum Wailich, xy. 1235.
- scabrum, Spreng. xv. 1235.
—_——_ -——_ suaveolens, Roxb. iy. 348.
Sphacele campanulata, Benth. xvi. 1382.
— — Lindleyi, Hooker, xv. 1226.
Spherostema propinquum, Blume, xx. 1688.
Spheerotele, Presi. xvi. 1341, not.
Sphenogyne pilifera, Ker, vii. 604.
Sphenotoma capitatum, Lindl. xviii. 1515.
Spirzea chamedrifolia, Linn. xv. 1222.
ulmifolia, Scopoli, xv. 1222.
—— ariefolia, Smith, xvi. 1365.
discolor, Pursh, xvi. 1365.
—— barbata, Wall. xxiii. 2011.
-—— japonica, Hort. xxiii. 2011.
Spiral insertions of organs shewn to be
normal, by Lup. polyphyllus, xiii. 1096.
Spiral vessels in seeds of Collomia hetero-
phylla, xvi. 1347, 1352.
Spiral vessels in the testa of Collomia, xiv.
1166.

Spiranthes, species of, x. 823, not.
————~ — *africana, Lindl. ib.
——— bicolor, Lindl. x. 794.

— bracteosa, Lindl. xxiii. 1934.
———— cernua, Lindl. x. 823.
*congesta, Id. ab.
grandiflora, Lindl. xii. 1048.
——-——-— orchioides, Lindl. ix. 701.
pudica, Lindl. vii. 602.
Spontaneous motion of Duvaua leaves in

water, xix. 1580.
Stachys inflata, Benth. xx. 1697.
grandidentata, Lindl. xiii. 1080.
albicaulis, Lindl. xviii. 1558.
Salviee, Lindl. xv. 1226.
Lindleyi, Benth. xv. 1226.
—-—— germanica, Pers.; var. pubescens,
xv. 1289.
pubescens, Schrad. xv. 1289.
Stackhousia *obtusa, Lindl.
——— *muricata, Lindl. det 1917.

— *nnda, Lindl.
monogyna, Lab. xxii. 1917.
Stanhopea eburnea, Lindl. xviii. 1529.

— oculata, Jd. xxi. 1800.

— insignis, Hooker, xxii. 1837.
Stapelia hirsuta ; var. atra, Jacq. ix. 756.
- normalis, Jacq. ix. 755.

- Gussoneana, Jacquin, xx. 1731.
Statice puberula, Webd, xvii. 1450.
Stauracanthus aphyllus, Link. xvii. 1452.
Stelis micrantha, Swartz, xi. 935. not.

- ophioglossoides, Swartz, xi. 935.
tubata, Lodd. xxi. 1797.

Stemodia chilensis, Bentham, xvii. 1470.
species of, xvii. 1470.

Stenactis speciosa, Lind/. xix. 1577.

— glauca, Nees, i. 10.

Stenanthera pinifolia, R. Br. iii. 218.
Stenia pallida, Lindl, xxiii. 1991.
Stenocarpus salignus, R. Br. vi. 441.
Stenochilus glaber, R. Br. vii. 572.
—-—- maculatus, Ker, viii, 647.

Stenomesson flavum, Herb. viii. 640.

Sterculia lanceolata, Decand. xy. 1256.

Balanghas, Linn. iii. 185.

Tragacantha, Lindl. xvi. 1353.

Sternbergia, species of, viii. 623.

—— colchiciflora, W. § K. xxiii.
2008.

Stevia purpurea, Pers. ii. 93.

- Eupatoria, Ker, ii. 93.

Stewartia pentagyna, L’Hérit. xiii. 1104.

Stigmaphyllon aristatum, Lindl. xx. 1659.

Stranveesia glaucescens, Lindl. xxiii. 1956.

Stratiotes nympheoides, Willd. xix. 1640.

Strelitzia parvifolia, Dryand. B. juncea, vi.
516.

Streptocarpus Rexii, Lindl. xiv. 1173.
Strumaria filifolia, Jacg. vi. 440.
Strobilanthes Sabiniana, Wees, xy. 1288.
Strophanthus dichotomus; DC. var. chinen-
sis, vi. 469.
Style, elasticity of, in Arctotis aspera, i. 34.
in Grindelia inceloides, iii. 248.
Stylidium graminifolium, Swartz, i. 90.
adnatum, &. Br. xi. 914.
————-— fasciculatum, R. Br. xvii. 1459.
laricifolium, Pers. vii. 550.
——_ tenuifolium, Brown, vii. 550.
Styphelia longifolia, R. Br. i. 24.
— parviflora, Andr. xviii. 1560.
Swainsonia galegifolia, R. Br.; var. albi-
flora, xii. 994.
Swertia parnassifolia, Lab. xviii. 1533.
Symphyotrichum unctuosum, Nees, xix-
1571.

Symplocos sinica, Ker, ix. 710.
*Synassa, Lindl. xix. 1618.
Syringa Josikwa, Jacq. xx. 1733.

Tabernemontana laurifolia, Will, ix. 716.
_——— —-gratissima, Lindl. xiii.
1084.
—_——___——-- coronaria, Willd. a ; flore
simplici, xiii. 1064.
- amygdalifolia, Jacg. iv.

—_———_—__

338.
——_——-——-—- densiflora, Wallich, xv.
. 1273.
———_——__——-—- new species of, xv. 1273.
—_——_-——_-—-- Amesonia, Linn. ii. 151.
—-——_———-- divaricata, R. Br. xiii.
1064.

Tacsonia pinnatistipula, Juss. xviii. 1536.

Talauma Candollii, Blume, xx. 1709.

Tamus elephantipes, Ait. xi. 921.

Tecoma capensis, Lindl. xiii. 1117.

— jasminoides, Lindl. xxiii. 2002.

Teedia pubescens, Burchell, MSS. iii, 214.

-- lucida, Rudolph. iii. 209.

Tellima grandiflora, Douglas, xiv. 1178. |

Templetonia glauca, Link, x. 859.

——- retusa, H.K. v. 383.

Tephrosia grandiflora, Pers. ix. 769.

Testa of seeds formed of riticulated cellular
tissue, xiii. 1108.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Testudinaria *montana, Burchell, xi. 921,
not.
- eclephantipes, Burchell, xi.921.
Tetranthera laurifolia, Jacq. xi. 893.
*Tetrapeltis, Wall. xviii. 1522.
Teucrium bicolor, Smith. xv. 1255.
Orchideum, Lindl. xv. 1255.
heterophyllum, Cay. xv. 1255.
Theophrasta longifolia, Jacq. xxi. 1764.
Theophrastaceze, D. Don, xxi. 1764.
Thermopsis fabacea, DeCand. xv. 1272.
Thunbergia grandiflora, Roxb. vi. 495.
Thryallis brachystachys, Lindl. xiv. 1162.
Thysanotus isantherus, R. Br. viii. 655.
——— junceus, R. Br. viii. 656.
Tigarea tridentata, Pursh, xvii. 1446.
Tigridia Herbertiana, Herbert, xiii. 1090.
Tillandsia rosea, Lindl. xvi. 1357.
— acaulis, Lindl. xiv. 1157.
stricta, Spreng. xvi. 1338.
-———— flexuosa, y. pallida, Lindl. ix.
749.

—— xiphioides, Ker, ii. 105.
Tithonia tubzeformis, Cass. xviii. 1519.
— tagetiflora, Desf. vii.591.
Tomex tetranthera, Willd. xi. 893.
Tournefortia fruticosa, R. Br. vi. 464.
Messerschmidia, Sweet, vi. 464.
Trachelium cceruleum, Linn. i. 72:
*Trachymene, char. emend. xv. 1226.
cerulea, Graham, xv. 1226.
Tradescantia virginica, Linn. (. pilosa,
Willd. xiii. 1055.
———-—- undata, Willd. xvii. 1403.
-— fuscata, Lodd. vi. 482.
Tragopyrum frutescens, Linn. iii. 254.
Trapa natans, Linn. iii. 259.
Tribulus cistoides, Linn. x. 791.
Tribrachia pendula, Lindl. xii. 963.
Trichocentrum fuscum, Lindl. xxiii. 1951.
Trichopetalum gracile, Lindl. xviii. 1535.
——-—-*stellatum, Lindl. ib.
Trichopilia tortilis, Lindl. xxii. 1863.
Trichophyllum lanatum, Nuttall, xiv. 1167.
*Trichopodium, Lindl. xviii. 1543.
Trichopus, Goertner, xviii. 1543.
Trifolium fucatum, Lindl, xxii. 1883.
fimbriatum, Lindl. xiii. 1070.
*tridentatum, Lindl. xiii. 1070,
not.

———‘*cyathiferum, Jd. Ib.
—— —— vesiculosum, Savi, xvii. 1408.
—— — recurvum, Waldst. xvii. 1408.
———— ambiguum, Bieberst. xvii. 1408.
-— turgidum, Bieberst. xvii. 1408.
Trigonidium obtusum, Lindl. xxiii. 1923.
—— *latifolium, Id. ib.
*Trimeriza, Lindl. xviii. 1643.

Triphora pendula, Nuit. xi. 908.
*Tripleura, Lindl. xix. 1618.

Triptilion, species of, x. 853.

cordifolium, Lagasca, x. 853.
Tristania *depressa, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
*albens, DC. xxii. 1839.
——-—— *psidioides, Cunn. xxii. 1839.

Ixiit

Tristania *salicina, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
*macrophylla, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
*suaveolens, Smith, xxii. 1839.
*umbrosa, Cunn. xxii. 1839.
Triteleia *bivalvis, Lindl. xv. 1298, not.
—- uniflora, Zd. xxiii. 1921.
———- laxa, Benth. xx. 1685.

—— —- *grandiflora, Lindl. xv. 1298.
——-—- *peduncularis, Jd. xx. 1685.
Tritonia, species of, iii. App.

-- Burchellii, Herbert, xxi. 1745.
-- flava, Ker, ix. 747.

—-- refracta, Ker, ii. 135.
Triumfetta micropetala, Lindl. xiii. 1058,

— *petiolaris, Id. note.
Tropxolum pentaphyllum, Lam. xviii. 1547.
——-- *azureum, Lindl. xxiii. 1926.

-~ brachyceras, Hooker et Arnott,
xxiii. 1926.

————--- aduncum, DeCand. ix. 718. x.
790.
——_——--- peregrinum, Jacq. ix. 718. x.
790.

————--- tricolor, Lindl. xxiii. 1935,
——-- tricolorum, Sweet, xxiii. 1935.
*Tropidia, Lindl. xix. 1618.

Tulipa oculus-solis, S¢. Amans, iii. 204.
—agenensis, Red. iii. 204.

gesneriana, Vv. 380.

—— Oculus Solis, var. Persica, xiv. 1143.
—— Oculus Solis, var. preecox, xvii. 1419.
——— montana, Lindl. xiii. 1106.

—— scabriscapa, Strangways, xxiii. 1990.
——— biflora, Linn. vii. 535.

cornuta, Redouté, ii. 127.

Tupa Feuillei, Don, xix. 1612.

salicifolia, Sweet. xii. 973.

Tupistra squalida, Ker, ix. 704.

—- nutans, Wallich, xv. 1225.
Turgosea turrita, Haworth, xvi. 1344.
Turreea? pinnata, Wallich, xvii. 1413.
Typhonium orixense, Schit. vi. 450.

Ulex genistoides, Brotero, xvii. 1452.
Uropetalum, enum. of species, ii. 156.
-——~~—— glaucum, Burchell MSS. ii.
156.
— longifolium, Lindl. xii. 974.
Urvillea ferruginea, Lindl. xiii. 1077.

Vaccinium ovatum, Pursh, xvi. 1354.
- amoenum, H. K. vy. 400.
—-— —- disomorphum ; var. Mich. y. 400.
- fuscatum, Pursh, iv. 302.
-— ——- formosum, Andr. iy. 302.
Valerianella congesta, xiii. 1094.
Valeriana Cornucopia, Linn. ii. 155.
Vallota purpurea, Herb, vii. 552.
Vanda teres, Lindl. xxi. 1809.

—w— Roxburghii, R. Br. vi. 506.
——— rostrata, Lodd. xii. 981.
——— recurva, Hooker, xii. 981.

— teretifolia, Lindl. viii. 676.
Veins of leaves, xii. 1004.

Velleia paradoxa, R. Br. xii. 971.

lxiv

Velleia lyrata, R. Br. vii. 551.
Vella Pseudo-Cytisus, Linn. iv. 293.
Venana madagascariensis, Poiret. ix. 730.
Verbascum formosum, Fisch. vii. 553.
-- spectabile, Link. vii. 558.
Verbena Aubletia, Linn. iv. 294.
- aubletia; var. Drummondi, xxiii.
1925.
——- Drummondi, Hort. xxiii. 1925.
——— - chameedrifolia, Linn. xiv. 1184.
- erinoides, Willd. xxi. 1766.
———- Melindres, Gillies, xiv. 1184.
——-— multifida; Fl. Per. var. contracta,
xxi. 1766.
- sulphurea, Don. xxi. 1748.
- paniculata, Lamarck, xiii. 1102.
Verbesina asteroides, Linn. vii. 586.
Vernonia sericea; 3. purpurascens, Rich.
vii. 522.
axilliflora, Zessing, xvii. 1464.
Veronica perfoliata, R. Br. xxiii. 1930.
Vestia lycioides, note upon it, v. App.
- lycioides, Willd. iv. 299.
Viburnum rugosum, Pers, v. 376.

- odoratissimum, Ker, vi. 456.
——- cotinifolium, Don. xix. 1650.
—- polycarpon, Wallich, xix. 1650.
Vicia atropurpurea, Desfont. xi. 871.
galegifolia, Bot. rep. xii. 994.
Villarsia parnassizfolia, R. Br. xviii. 1533.
- reniformis, R. Br. xviii. 1533.
Vinca herbacea, W. & K. iv. 301.

Viola preemorsa, Douglas, xv. 1254.
eriocarpa, Nutt. v. 390.

—— pubescens, 3. Ker, v. 390.

altaica, Ker, i. 54.

Volkameria Kempferi, Willd. viii. 649.

Watsonia palustris, Pers. xvi. 1360.
Webera corymbosa, Willd. ii. 119.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Wedelia hispida, H. B. K. vii. 543.
———- radiosa, Ker, viii. 610.
Westringia eremicola, DC. xviii. 1481.

- longifolia, R. Br. xviii. 1481.
Wigandia caracasana, H. B. K. xxiii. 1966.
Wistaria sinensis, DC. viii. 650.

Witsenia maura, Thunb. i. 5.
Woodfordia floribunda, Salisb. i. 30.
Wrightia tinctoria, R. Br. xi. 933.
Wulftia maculata, DC. viii. 662.

Xeranthemum proliferum, Linn. i. 21.
Xerophyllum setifolium, Mcha. xix. 1613.
— tenaz, Nuttall, xix. 1613.
Xylobium squalens, Lindl. ix. 732. xi. 897.
Xylosteum involucratum, Richardson, xiv.
1179.

Xylophylla faleata, Swartz, v. 373.

Yucca Draconis, Haworth, xxii. 1894.
——- superba, Haworth, xx. 1690.
——-. gloriosa, Bot. Rep. xx. 1690.
—-- flaccida, Haworth, xxii. 1895.
—- Boscii, Desfont. xiv. 1145.

Zephyranthes mesuchloa, Herbert,xvi. 1361.
candida, Herb. ix. 724.
rosea, Lindl. x. 821.

—— carinata, Herb. xi. 902.
grandifiora, Lindl. xi. 902.
—_——_——Spofforthiana, Herb.xxi.1746.
*Zeuxina, Lindl. xix. 1618.

Zichya dilatata, Benth. xviii. 1526.
inophylla, Benth. xvii. 1421.
glabrata, Benth. xxii. 1838.

Zinnia violacea, Cav.; var.coccinea,xv.1294.
Zygopetalum, cochleare, Lindl. xxii. 1857.
Mackaii, Hooker, xvii. 1433.
Zygostates *cornuta, Lindl. xxiii. 1927.
————- *]unata, Id. xxiii. 1927.

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